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Simplified Bio-Chemistry 

Compiled and Simplified 

By 

EDA MEAD, Instructor in the Use of the Vital Minerals, 

Schuessler Method 



A MODERN TREATISE 

on 

Vital Body Minerals and Their 

Relation to Health 



Copyright, 1922 
By NATIONAL HEALTH MINERAL CO 

Sioux City, Iowa 






DEC 18 1922 ©CUG92453 



This little Text-Book is dedi- 
cated to the home folk with 
the hope that the home may be 
made happier as the result of 
Good Health. 



PREFACE 

-follow _ ^io-cberoistry Lb iled for the 

Th- r. after teaching the need of the vital miner ah 

in the body, to home people for a numb* >een 

led : _e great ne auction, among the major- 

ity of peo] .'£ of a physical body, which can 

function in a normal way thereby producing good heal:; _ 
material found in the- - ecu 1 from the 

books written by doctors, chemists and food specialists, who 
have made a life study of their subjects, from 1832 to the 

get! ith material gathered from actual experi- 

ence. 

I: i- ope of the Author to make the text book _ 

:nat any who read may - to understand and thus work 

out a i Ian in their own horn tieh will do away with the 

ravages of 



BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Bio-chemistry means life-chemistry. Taken literally 
means, that branch of science, which treats of the composition 
of living substances in both man and animal, and of the pro- 
cesses of their formation. Today we find the definition of Bio- 
chemistry has resolved itself into a science, which treats of the 
composition of the bodies of animals and vegetables, the pro- 
cess by which the different fluids and tissues are formed, the 
nature and causes of the abnormal conditions called disease, 
and the restoration of health by supplying to the body the 
deficient minerals. The chemical composition of nearly every 
fluid and tissue in the human body has long been known, but 
until Bio-chemistry was introduced, no practical use had been 
made of this knowledge in the treatment of the sick. 

In 1832 this fact was discovered: "All the essential com- 
ponent parts of the human body are great remedies." And 
again in 1846: "All constituents of the human body act on 
such organs principally where they have a function." A Pro- 
fessor of Rome, in his work on "Vital Circulation," made this 
statement: "The structure and vitality of the organs, of the 
body ,depend upon the presence of the necessary quantities of 
the inorganic constituents." It was this statement which set 
Dr. Wm. H. Schuessler to think that the sick might be healed 
with "substances that are natural to the body in a chemical 
way. ' ' In March, 1873, Dr. Schuessler published his first find- 
ings along this line. From that time until today, 1922, doctors, 
chemists, and food specialists have been working on this prob- 
lem, until now it is an established fact. Bio-chemistry is a sci- 
ence, not an experiment. 

There is no more of mystery and miracle about it than 
about all natural law. Law, immutable law, is our only means 
of health. We may make mistakes in answering nature's de- 
mands, and thus fail. The law, never. 

Life begins and ends in a cell. If this cell is given the 
proper material with which to build, we in time have a com- 
pleted animal, each organ carrying on its allotted task as was 
intended by the Creator. The food and drink taken into the 
stomach, and the air breathed into the lungs furnish all the 



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materials of which the body is composed. By the juices of the 
stomach, pancreas, and liver, the food is dissolved and useful 
particles are taken up by the absorbents. These are carried 
to the lungs, where, by the addition of oxygen from the air, they 
are changed to blood. The blood supplies the materials neces- 
sary to form every tissue and fluid and for carrying forward 
every process. An analysis of the blood shows it to contain 
organic and inorganic matter. The organic substances are 
sugar, fats and albumen. The inorganic are water and min- 
erals. Water makes up over 14-20 of the human body, min- 
erals 1-20 and organic matter 5-20. 

Not until very recently has the true value of the min- 
eral content of the body been appreciated. Being little in 
quantity they were thought to be of little importance. But 
now it is an established fact that the minerals are the vital 
portion of the body, the workers, the builders; that water and 
organic substances are simply inert matter used by these min- 
erals in building the cells of the body. The lack of one of 
these minerals causes an unnatural condition of the body, the 
lack of more than one depletes the whole mineral content of 
the body, therefore we are sick, disease has set in. 

Every disease, which afflicts the human race, is due to a 
deficiency of one or more of these minerals. Every pain or 
unpleasant sensation, indicates a definciency of some mineral 
in the blood stream. Health and strength can be maintained 
only so long as the system is properly supplied with these 
minerals. 

Of earth and air man is made. This shows our intimate 
connection with the soil of the earth. Man, through the medium 
of plant life, is a product of the soil. All the main elements 
enter into his composition. Were the soil barren of these min- 
erals, plant life would be unknown and man would cease to ex- 
ist. An equilibrium of the mineral content is as necessary in 
fertile soil and plant life as in the human body. It is a law im- 
mutable and has existed since the world's creation. 

Now having learned that disease is not a thing, animate or 
inanimate, but a condition due to a lack of some mineral in the 
blood stream, it follows naturally that the proper method of 
cure is to supply to the blood stream that which is lacking. We 
can readily see that to give to a sick person anything which is 



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not natural to the body, may cause a change of the condition 
but cannot supply the element which first caused the disease. 

Our old system of giving a poison to counteract another 
poison is simply inhuman. True, many have survived it, but 
equally many have been hurried thus to their graves. The 
diseases of today, termed incurable, because no drug could be 
found to counteract them, disappear like magic under the min- 
eral treatment. Dr. Schuessler says, "The mineral in the 
blood and tissues are sufficient to heal all diseases which are 
curable at all. ' ' 

We pick the flowers and leaves from our plants, knowing 
that if proper food is given to the plant new flowers and 
leaves will grow in time. But we cannot feed that plant any 
kind of substance not natural to the plant and by so doing ex- 
pect the flowers and leaves to form like magic. We must give 
to the plant its natural food and only in quantities which can 
be used as needed. Then in time natural flowers and leaves 
will appear in nature's own way. The cells of the body are 
formed in just this way. Different kinds of cells build up the 
different tissues and organs of the body. The difference in 
the cells is largely determined by the mineral which enters 
into their composition. If we burn the body or any tissues of 
it, we obtain the ashes. These are the minerals of the body, 
Iron, Magnesia, Calcium, Potassium, Sodium, and Silica, which 
are the master workmen of the tissues. 

Nature takes these minerals from the fertile soil and in her 
chemical laboratory triturates them into the tissues of all 
plant life, grains, vegetables and fruits. Thus when the animal 
eats these foods, the blood stream is able to get them in nature's 
way. Therefore nature's way to cure diseases would be to find 
the food containing the called for mineral and put it into the 
blood stream by the process of digestion. Sometimes this is 
hard to do as will be explained in the following pages. 

Dr. Schuessler 's plan was to triturate the mineral with a 
food which was natural to the body, so that it could be carried 
directly into the blood stream where it would drop into the 
needed place without disturbing the action of any of the al- 
ready healthy cells. He chose sugar of milk a substance natural 
to the body, as the vehicle to carry the mineral to the sick cell. 

Now came the problem as to the right trituration. At first 



10 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMESTRY 

the third trituration was used for general practice. He had 
wonderful success, but it did not always work. Chemists finally 
analysed the plant life to determine the exact percent of min- 
eral we get from each food. From that analysis they found 
by triturating all the minerals to the 6th potency, except cal- 
cium fluoride, iron phosphate and silica,, these to the 12th 
potency, they would come as near to nature as they could, thus 
forming a very good substitute for the natural food. The next 
step is to know what mineral is needed for the up-building of 
the different tissues and for natural chemical action. 

This knowledge is derived from physiological chemistry. 
Thus we find those entering into the building of nerve cells 
are magnesia, potassium, sodiums, iron and calciums. Of bone 
calcium, silica, etc. Of muscle potassium, calcium, magnesia, 
silica and sodium. Doctors have watched the need of these 
different workers in the bodies of their patients from the time 
of Schuessler until they have formulated a system of symp- 
toms, or signs, by which they can tell the mineral needed. 
These calls take the form of signs, pains, discharges and tongue 
conditions; nature putting forth a call for the mineral with 
which to carry on its work. If this call is answered the body 
remains normal, if not disease begins. 

We will now endeavor to give to the student of Bio-chem- 
istry a text book of information which will make it possible 
for each home to build health, by following instructions con- 
tained herein. Thus allowing the members of the home to 
live out their allotted time in a comfortable and natural wav. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 11 



FOOD 

Why do we not get these necessary minerals from 
our daily food supply? To answer this we will take some 
faets from "The Science of Eating' ' by Alfred W. McCann, a 
man who gained his knowledge of food conditions in America 
through years of service "on the inside'' behind the screens. 
His constant daily associates were federal, state and municipal 
food inspectors, chemists connected with federal and state de- 
partments of agriculture, food manufacturers, importers, 
jobbers and commission men. 

1 ' The Globe ' ' a New York newspaper equipped him with a 
laboratory and set him free to report the results of his dis- 
coveries. Mr. McCann has come to the conclusion that the 
only way the American people will be able to bring about a 
reform in foodstuffs is through the American school children. 
They must be taught the meaning of demineralized and de- 
praved foods ; through the process of bleaching, coloring, sift- 
ing, bolting, degerminating, chemically treated, and refined; 
that they must be taught the relationship of foodless food to 
sickness and death and the relation of natural food to health 
and life. It is only in this way that America can be brought to 
successfully wage war against abuses which threaten the very 
foundation of national health. 

God gave to man his natural food which contains a for- 
mula for the nourishment and disease-resisting vitality of the 
human family. Man not content with nature must make over, 
to suit his perverted tastes, all foods which do not appeal to his 
sense of refinement. Upon these extracted or processed ele- 
ments life itself depends. 

The nation has gone mad over the idea of sanitation, to 
get rid of the many supposedly infectious germs, which are 
conceded to fill the air. Hygiene has been taught in the schools, 
until every child is a walking encyclopedia or information along 
both these lines. The subject of the proper amount of organ- 
ic matter, such as proteins, carbohydrates, fats, etc., which 
should be placed in the body, has been tabulated to the highest 
degree possible. But not one word along the line of mineral, 



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yes, to be sure they are found in the food but in such small 
quantities that of course they cannot have any special bearing 
on life. 

Now comes Bio-chemistry, to tell us what a tragedy has 
been enacted all down through the many years. True, many 
scientists have known of the real value of the minerals in the 
chemical actions of the body, but the fact that they could be re- 
placed in the body in the form of food has not been known to 
but a few, but these few, have been inclined to keep it a secret, 
from a monetary standpoint. 

" There is a peg in your shoe. It hurts your foot. It 
bruises and cuts the flesh. It sets up an irritation ; you consult 
a doctor. He applies oils, lotions, and germicides. He band- 
ages the sore spot. You continue the treatment but complain 
that your foot will not heal. Of course not. Some day it may 
occur to you to remove the peg. Nature will then do her own 
healing, but not until the cause of her woe has been removed. 
All the serums, antitoxins, tonics and therapeutic agents of 
medical science will not heal our physical disorders while that 
peg, of refined foods, is in our national shoe. It is the cause 
of baffling infirmities that defy the scalpel of the surgeon and 
the prescription of the physician. It is the unseen agent whose 
work laughs defiance at the soundest scientific revelations of 
the laboratory and clinic. ,, 

At a meeting of medical men in Berlin in 1913, this state- 
ment was made, "Natural immunity to disease is very closely 
connected with the food. As soon as a slight disturbance of 
nutrition occurs the child loses this natural immunity. Water- 
logged tissues lose their immunity. Refined foods increase the 
amount of water in the tissues, and promote a rapid rise in 
the body weight. Children fed upon sugars and starches be- 
come fat and show slight resisting power against infection." 

As we continue to look at the food supply from a Bio- 
chemic standpoint, note this, "Many of the miseries which we 
rashly and presumptuously attribute to Divine Providence 
are visited upon us not by God but by ourselves.' ' Any law 
laid down by the Creator of all things, whether it be spiritual, 
mental, or physical, if broken or perverted causes suffering, 
unto the third and even the fourth generation. Much of the 
processed foods of today are made so in the first place by the 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 13 

people themselves. They demand refined, bleached, deminer- 
alized, degerminalized foods first, because they look better, 
secondly they keep better. 

All life demands the same vital elements for building tis- 
sues. The worm will not trouble demineralized, degermi- 
nalized foods. The manufacturer advertises, that his flour 
has been washed, brushed, scoured, screened, and sifted, 
through grits, gauze and silk bolting cloth until nothing leaves 
the mill but utterly perfect flour. Another manufacturer ad- 
vertises that their corn meal contained none of the fibrous 
outer coat, none of the oily germ, nothing but the flinty starchy 
part of the corn. Wheat contains the twelve minerals. It also 
contains a ferment called vitamine, the part of the grain which 
sprouts and reproduces; this germ is found to be an essential 
element to all life. Chemists have never been able to find the 
hidden vital element in the germ of any plant, but they have 
found that all life must have it to keep normal health, so they 
have given it the name vitamine. This is the part of the grain 
which must be removed or worms will bother. 

We say, " Bread is the staff of life. ' ' It has been proven 
that animals placed upon a diet of our American white bread 
will sicken and die. While animals placed upon whole wheat, 
(100% whole wheat, 10 pounds of flour from 10 pounds of 
wheat) bread if natural milk and an unbleached animal fat be 
used in its composition, will grow and become fat. Think of 
the denatured crackers, biscuits, cakes, rolls, and the dozens 
of concoctions put out by the baker to the millions of boys and 
girls all over the land. Thus we send in one year nearly 400,- 
000 children under ten years of age where white bread and 
starchy biscuit are no longer needed. 

We hear, "the bran of wheat is a powerful irritant; it is 
indigestible." Pepper is indigestible, so is nutmeg, cinnamon, 
ginger, mustard, and cloves. The fibre of orange, pineapple, 
celery, string beans, asparagus, and canteloupe is "indigesti- 
ble," and for the same reason, if the word is assumed to mean 
that they cannot be taken up by the body and transformed 
into tissue. In its course through the body the bran surrenders 
its soluble extractives which are taken up by the tissues and the 
residue which remains behind is a water absorber. As such it 
performs a most important and necessary function in the in- 



14 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

testines. We eat the bran every time we eat an ear of corn, 
baked beans, and fresh peas, all legumes furnish a very neces- 
sary substance without which energy-producing foods are use- 
less to the living body. 

Constipation is one of the curses that white bread and re- 
fined grain food has imposed upon humanity. A thousand ills 
are traceable to this disorder. Bran not only furnishes indis- 
pensable minerals to the body; it also acts as a regulator of 
the peristaltic action of the alimentary tract by which the con- 
tents of the intestines are kept moving onward and downward. 
The cause of cancer is not known, but doctors are beginning to 
think constipation is the real or first cause. Two eminent doc- 
tors are putting out this advice: " Whole wheat bread, whole 
rye bread, or pumpernickle should be used in preference to 
white bread. Whole oatmeal and coarser cereals, such as whole 
corn meal are important adjuncts.' ' 

In the cities the milk is processed to kill the germs and 
make it keep for a longer period of time. The whole natural 
milk is a complete body builder. Our fruits and vegetables are 
peeled, and boiled to extract all the mineral, both the peel and 
the water, in which they are boiled, are thrown away, thus leav- 
ing a refined devitalized food. Our fruits are pared, and the 
peeling discarded. Thus silica, one of the most needed min- 
erals, is lost to the body. And so we could go on and show how 
we are deliberately bringing all the diseases the human body is 
heir to, upon ourselves. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 15 



MEAT 

Just one word on the subject of meat. There may be a 
place for meat in the diet of man, but this meat must be taken 
from the carcass of a healthy animal and eaten before it is 
permeated with poisons formed while being kept in cold stor- 
age. When we eat meat we eat the end-products of the animal's 
life processes; urea, uric acid, animal sweat, dead cells, toxic 
waste, etc. Our whole grains, legumes, and milk will supply 
us with just as much nitrogen without the poisons. 

When a man attempts to live on an excess of meat and is 
forced to neutralize the waste produced by meat digestion, also 
the waste generating in his own body, therby imposing upon his 
organs of elimination a double task, he is at the same time at- 
tempting to sustain himself with imperfect foods. Then he 
complains of constipation, biliousness, headache and albumen. 
Meat tends to make the blood acid. To render these acids 
harmless they must be neutralized in the body. The vegetables 
furnish the elements necessary to neutralize the acids. Meat 
eaters should eat plenty of fresh vegetables and not throw 
away the water in which they were cooked. The man who eats 
twice as much meat as he ought to, must eat twice as many 
vegetables as he can hold. Thus far no surgeon has been able 
to devise an operation which will enlarge the stomach to such 
a capacity. We expect our horses and cattle to develop wonder- 
fully strong muscles by eating the natural grains and grasses. 
Why cannot man do likewise? 

If you are strong, healthy, all organs functioning perfectly, 
100% well. Then the body could care for some of the foods 
which have no building power in the body. But if you have 
some disease which you want to eliminate, a diet of only the 
foods, which will carry the greatest amount of mineral and 
cause the least work in elimination, should be used. As has 
been stated, whole wheat contains all twelve minerals, milk in 
its natural state and eggs, especially the yolk, are rich in the 
twelve minerals. All kinds of fruits all vegetables and all 
grains make ideal foods if they are natural, unprocessed. 



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THE MINERAL 

HOW TO GET IT INTO THE BODY 

The minerals were first put out in powdered form, but to- 
day the tabloids are being used throughout the world. Thous- 
ands of doctors in America and other countries are using them 
in their practice, dealing them out in medicinal doses or mixing 
with drugs. 

When Dr. Schuessler first put the minerals out, that 
could be done. All food was natural. The outstanding calls 
could be answered and results quickly obtained. But today we 
find it necessary to use the mineral triturated with sugar of 
milk as a food, thus supplying the blood stream with the vital 
elements which have been discarded by the refining and pro- 
cessing. Hunger is nature's demand for food. 

Every act of the body from the tiniest cell to the move- 
ments of the different organs of the body are chemical actions. 
Therefore if all the elements necessary to a perfect chemical 
action are present, the body is normal and we have health. 
When these vital elements are deficient, nature sends out a 
distress signal in the form of coated tongue, pains, discharges 
or signs. The deficiency of each vital element having special 
calls of its own. Since the food is so lacking in all the vital 
minerals we find that most all people have mineral starvation 
along many lines. The little pains, and unpleasant sensations 
which we pride ourselves on being able to work off, are dis- 
tress calls for minerals. If these little things are taken care 
of more severe acute attacks or chronic troubles will never 
appear. 

The sudden attacks of heart trouble, the attacks of apo- 
plexy and paralysis, the awful rheumatic conditions, consump- 
tion and all the numerous catarrh and kidney troubles are never 
the first calls. The person has gone for years with many un- 
natural conditions, not bad, but nature has substituted, and 
taken every way possible to keep up the normal chemical 
actions with the material at hand. There comes a time when 
the mineral which has been substituting is deficient, then the 



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body is down and out. If these minerals can be used in every 
home, until our food is put out again in its natural state, the 
next generation will not be afflicted with the diseases of to- 
day. 

How to get the mineral into the blood stream is the 
question? Study nature's language, study your body until you 
understand the work the different organs should do, and the 
relation each mineral bears to the tissues of the body, then eat 
the mineral nature is demanding. You have long ago learned 
that hunger and thirst meant food and water. Now you have 
got to increase your knowledge a step farther, and learn what 
each pain and discharge or unpleasant sensation is calling for. 
This is very simple with a little effort on your part. When 
you are hungry or thirsty you prepare your meal or go to a 
place where it is prepared for you and eat it. You have had the 
vital elements of the body prepared for you, in the form of 
tabloids. Therefore eat the tabloids. 

Chemists have tried to figure out just about what amount 
of mineral you should be getting in a helping of the miner- 
alized food you eat. These tabloids are put up in small and 
large sizes. They have figured five tabloids of the small ones 
or one of the large ones, would contain about the amount for 
all people over five years of age. A baby eats milk alone, as 
milk contains all twelve minerals, you can see that the amount 
of minerals taken with each meal is very small, so one small 
or about a fourth of a large tabloid would be sufficient. If you 
should eat more of the mineral than your body needs, no harm 
will be done only to your pocket book. If the trituration is 
high nature will be able to get what she needs and discard the 
rest. If it is low she may not be able to use it at all, because it 
is too concentrated, not as fine as found in the plant life. 

A good plan would be to keep the mineral in the dining 
room eat the mineral at meal time. Two or three helpings of 
the mineral needed should be eaten three times a day, morning, 
noon and night. If the whole twelve are needed eat them. If 
you have out standing calls where you are needing more of one 
or two than the others, eat them. If you had a dish of candy 
on the table, you would eat a piece of one kind, then a piece of 
another kind or two pieces of the same kind if you felt like 
it. Eat your mineral in the same way. If you carry your 



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lunch, take the mineral for a desert. If you eat away from 
home at noon, carry a bottle with the mineral you think you 
should have at noon, eat it as you would after dinner mints. 

The successful way to get the mineral into the blood- 
stream, is with the food, because that is the time it is needed 
to convert the food into proper elements. This plan will take 
care of all chronic troubles and keep health. But if you have 
an acute attack from some unknown cause, take the mineral 
nature is calling for, eat it every few minutes until the trouble 
begins to leave, then stop, nature will do the rest. Or if you 
have to be at work put the mineral in a box or bottle and eat 
it as you can. Mineral does not take the place of doctors any 
more than bread and butter does. 

If you have a complicated trouble, a mis-placed organ, 
muscle or bone the doctor is your only salvation, then use 
mineral to strengthen the sore place. Broken bones, bad teeth 
and many other conditions call for expert advice and aid. 
Mineral simply makes it possible for you to give to the body 
the elements nature intended it to have to function normally. 
There are some incurable troubles which doctors will tell 
you drugs do not and cannot reach. If taken in the first 
stages, nature will cure them. One quite prominent surgeon 
is a pioneer in fighting the terrible fad of pumping serums 
into the blood stream to kill germs. Nature has provided a 
natural way to dispose of these and the serum only makes 
so much more unnatural waste to be eliminated, so many more 
cells to be built up. Eat mineral with your meals in an in- 
telligent way, keep health, the germs will take care of them- 
selves and not trouble you. 



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DISEASE 

CLASSIFICATION OF MINERALS 

People who do not keep their bodies properly miner- 
alized become diseased. These germs or bacilli are spread 
only among people whose bodies are likewise demineralized 
or unnatural. Scientists have found that bacilli may be propo- 
gated in an acid solution, but when changed to an alkaline 
solution they will die. If they are propogated in an alkaline 
solution they will live and grow but when changed to an acid 
solution they will die. We find nature has wisely made use 
of this fact, by providing the body with the alkaline saliva the 
acid gastric juice and the alkaline intestinal juices. If these 
juices are normal it would be almost impossible to "catch" 
a disease. 

We find the minerals naturally divide into two classes the 
builders and the eliminators. Every act of the body is the 
result of a chemical action, the building processes, every move, 
every thought, every sense, is the result of a chemical action. 
By means of these chemical actions millions of tiny cells are 
torn down. These cells were made of a solid, a water, and a 
gas, hence this refuse must be eliminated before a new cell 
can be built. The blood stream must contain at the same time 
the material to do this eliminating, and to rebuild the torn 
down cells. If the eliminators are not there the waste either 
remains in its place, thus causing inflammation and soreness, 
or is carried by the blood and deposited in some organ to be 
eliminated by a substituted way. 

Now this waste, which should have been eliminated 
naturally, is lodged in some organ or gland, the heat and 
moisture from the body soon causes it to decay, a germ or 
bacillus has formed. If this is lodged in a muscle we have 
rheumatism, if in a joint articular rheumatism, if in the lungs 
consumption, if in the kidney, Bright 's Disease or diabetes, if 
in the throat, enlarged tonsils etc., and so on, thus we can see 
the first cause for any disease. But suppose we have the elim- 
inators, and it is the builders which are deficient, then we have 



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the anaemic conditions, nervous prostration etc. Suppose both 
are lacking, consumption, and diabetes are diseases of this 
character. 

The liver is our chemical laboratory, every bit of food 
or drink taken into the stomach must go through a chemical 
change in this organ. The poison or substance which cannot 
be utilized as either builders or eliminators, must be separated 
and disposed of through natural channels. Now you can read- 
ily see, that if this organ does not have the proper materials 
with which to perform natural chemical actions or if we send 
too much waste to be eliminated, and the liver lets some of the 
poison get into the blood stream, there will be trouble of some 
sort. 

Nature will not long carry this poison through the circu- 
lation, but will deposit it in some organ for elimination, and 
once nature forms the habit of dumping this waste, she con- 
tinues to do so indefinitely until we sometimes find it hard to 
get her back into normal action even when all the material 
needed is supplied. Such a condition is what we call a 
"chronic disease.' ' If we answer the first signals of dis- 
tress, answer every little unpleasant sensation or pain, these 
bad conditions will never occur. 

Let us consider the complications which arise from an 
acid condition. This is the seat of almost all of the diseases 
of the present day. We will say too much acid in the blood 
stream, this means the calciums are decomposed or broken up, 
nature must substitute, either a potassium or magnesium to 
take up the work of the calciums. That breaks the whole line 
of builders and eliminators, leaving a way open for any num- 
ber of diseases. If the first acid call could have been answered 
by giving the body the sodiums, all those numerous diseases 
could not have gained a foot hold. But now that they are there, 
it takes almost the whole line of minerals to get the body back 
to normal chemical actions. 

As was said before, the body is made of solid tissues, 
water fluids and oxygen or gas. The minerals necessary for 
the building of bone and muscles are: — calcium fluoride and 
calcium phosphate, with the solid waste eliminator calcium 
sulphate. For the building of muscles and nerves are mag- 
nesium phosphate, potassium chloride and potassium 



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phosphate. While potassium sulphate eliminates the gas 
waste through the pores of the skin. The water builders are 
sodium chloride and sodium phosphate. While sodium sul- 
phate eliminates the waste water from the cells through the 
natural channels. The oxygen is carried to the cells by iron 
phosphate. Therefore to have and to keep perfect health we 
must feed the body only the elements necessary to make perfect 
chemical actions. 



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CALCIUM FLUORIDE 

This mineral is found in every cell of the body. It unites 
with albumin in such a way as to create elastic fibre. It is the 
lack of this mineral which is the first cause of falling of the 
womb, varicose veins, and a general "sagging down condition" 
swellings of stony hardness are due to a lack of this mineral, 
as lumps in the breast. This mineral is necessary in the build- 
ing of connective tissue and the enamel of the teeth. 

We find this mineral is called for in the following con- 
ditions. Tumors on the head, cataract of the eye, blurred 
vision, stuffy cold in head, any bone disease, chaps or cracks of 
the lips or nose, teeth decaying or loose. Tongue cracked, re- 
laxation of blood vessels of the throat, vomiting of undigested 
food. Hemorrhoids, all pile conditions, all bowel conditions. 
Pain in lower part of back. Increased quantity of urine, 
dropsy of the testicles. Hardening of the testicle. Menses 
excessive, flooding with bearing down pains. Uterus relaxed 
or hard. When after-pains are too weak. Tickling in larynx 
with cough. Enlargement of heart, irregularities of heart's 
action. When due to prolapsus of uterus and other relaxing 
diseases. Low blood pressure, High blood pressure. 

Relaxed condition of muscles, allowing easy discoloration 
of the fingers. Chapped hands, skin hard and horny. Fissure 
of the anus, fistulous ulcers, encysted tumors. Dropsy from 
heart disease. This mineral alone cannot build or correct 
trouble, must be used with other builders and eliminators 
called for. Hot applications will help hardened conditions, 
cold will help if contraction is required. 



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CALCIUM PHOSPHATE 

This mineral is found in every cell in the body. It is one 
of the vital minerals. Not one bit of food can be utilized un- 
less this mineral is present. It puts the energizing element in 
the albumin. If there is not enough calcium phosphate to 
properly energize the albumin, it cannot be used, and if left in 
the blood would become a disturbing element. Nature there- 
fore to keep peace throws it off by some route, if through the 
kidney, bright's disease. If through the nose, catarrh. If 
through the lungs, consumption. If through the skin, pimples, 
eruptions, freckles, eczema, or perchance sores. 

Calcium phosphate is necessary in gastic juice, therefore 
the lack of this mineral causes indigestion. It may be the 
cause of an acid condition. When this mineral is deficient 
nature may draw upon sodium phosphate to substitute. That 
leaves sodium phosphate deficient hence the acid condition. 
Calcium phosphate and magnesium phosphate resemble each 
other thus make very good substitutes, so much so that a clear 
call for magnesium phosphate may require the help of calcium 
phosphate to relieve the condition, and vice versa. 

It is understood that some of all these minerals are present 
in the body at all times, and it is only when they fall below the 
amount needed to form a perfect chemical action, that trouble 
ensues. Albumin is good matter being wasted, for lack of 
sufficient calcium to energize it. Scientists have found that 
atoms of the deficient mineral are always carried out with the 
discharge, thus depleting the body to a greater degree. 

It has been found that calcium phosphate is the essential 
mineral in the following conditions : — Peevish, fretful children, 
poor memory, unable to concentrate thought, mind wanders, 
weak minds from whatever cause. Dull stupid, desire solitude. 
After grief, disappointment, or pain. Loss of hair, bald spots, 
weak eyes, paralysis of retina. Disposition to take cold. Any 
form of anaemia. Bad disgusting taste in mouth in morning 
caused from non-assimilation of food. Eetarded growth of 
teeth. Constant hoarseness. Hemming and scraping of throat 
when talking. Burning and soreness in throat and windpipe 



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in chronic catarrh. Abnormal appetite, but food causes dis- 
tress. Sore stomach. Cold drink and food aggravates pain 
but heat relieves. Sinking feeling in stomach. Any condition 
of sexual organs in either male or female. Aching limbs in 
pregnancy. Poor milk after pregnancy as a restorative. 

All chronic coughs. Used in almost all cases of heart 
trouble. Needed in all nervous troubles. Bickets, stunted 
growth, diseases of pancreas. As a tonic for all delicate people, 
vivid dreams. Worse at night in damp or cold weather. 



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CALCIUM SULPHATE 

This mineral clears away the solid waste when a cell has 
been torn down from any cause. The deficiency of this 
mineral allows the waste to remain in the tissue thereby caus- 
ing the destruction of other cells, soon these decay, inflamma- 
tion sets in and we have a pus condition. Then silica should 
be used first and calcium sulphate to complete the work. 

If the calcium sulphate had been on the job in the first 
place the trouble would have been averted. We may have 
discharges of albumin, fibrin or water from a lack of other 
minerals, and still have a sufficiency of calcium sulphate. Cal- 
cium sulphate is essential in any diseased condition. But 
especially needed in pus conditions, silica first then calcium 
sulphate to close up the sore. 



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IRON PHOSPHATE 

Iron Phosphate colors the blood corpuscles red, carries 
oxygen to all parts of the body, and thus furnishes the vital 
force that sustains life. Without a proper balance of iron in 
the blood, health cannot be maintained. 

When a deficiency in this mineral occurs, the circulation is 
increased, for the blood tries to carry oxygen enough to all the 
tissues of the body with the limited amount of iron at hand, 
and in order to do so must move rapidly. This increased mo- 
tion causes heat, which doctors call fever. You can readily see 
it is not the heat alone that causes the fever, but the deficiency 
of the iron which causes the deficiency of oxygen. A defic- 
iency of potassium chloride usually follows a shortage of iron 
phosphate. 

This lack of iron in the blood is one of the causes of 
" colds/ ' When a deficiency occurs, nature, following out a 
natural law, draws the blood away from the skin, in order to 
supply the vital organs, heart, lungs, liver, brain, etc. This, 
on account of the closing of the pores of the skin, gives rise to 
accumulations of waste matter, which must be eliminated 
through some other channel ; therefore is thrown out, as a dis- 
charge, by way of the mucus membranes, and forms the dis- 
charges of colds, catarrh, pneumonia, pleurisy, etc. Thus, any 
inflammation is a call for iron phosphate. 

The iron phosphate toughens the cells in the circular walls 
of the blood vessels, hence a lack of iron frequently causes a 
breaking down of the walls of little blood vessels, producing 
hemorrhage. All hmorrhages, wherever they may be, call for 
iron phosphate. 

The calls for iron phosphate are, rush of blood to the head, 
congestion of the brain, headsore to touch, nose bleed, inflam- 
mation of the eye, any soreness, all fevers. We find when any 
distressed condition exists, iron phosphate is needed. This 
mineral is needed in the building of every cell in the body. 

Potassium chloride is essential in the forming of fibrin, 
and fibrin is essential in the carrying of the iron phosphate to 
the cells, so we can see the need of both these minerals. 



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Wherever possible it is well to use these minerals exter- 
nally diluted in water or powdered and used as a poultice. All 
cuts and bruises, or wherever the skin is broken, is a call for 
powdered iron phosphate. Both Iron phosphate and potassium 
chloride are used in case of a burn. 

This mineral is used with potassium phosphate and mag- 
nessium phosphate in case of sleeplessness, from an enfeebled 
or relaxed condition of blood vessels, allowing an accumulation 
of blood on the brain, or from worry or excitement. 

Most of the signs under this mineral are of a congestive 
nature and are relieved by cold and aggravated by motion. The 
cold should be applied directly to the congested part. If in- 
flammation is deep-seated, heat should be applied to relieve 
the congestion of the deeper vessels. 



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POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 

This mineral is found in every cell in the body except bone. 
The albumin must be changed to fibrin by means of the potas- 
sium chloride, and unless this mineral is present in the proper 
amount, fibrin cannot be held in the blood stream in the proper 
balance. 

The iron in the blood becomes deficient when there is a dis- 
charge of fibrin. It seems that fibrin, properly energized by 
potassium chloride, is a carrier of the iron which takes up the 
oxygen, and carries it to all parts of the body. Hence we can 
see the two iron phosphate and potassium chloride work to- 
gether to such an extent that a deficiency of one causes a de- 
ficiency of the other. 

Potassium chloride is essential in the secretion of the 
saliva. Potassium chloride is the chief mineral for a burn. It 
has been found that fibrin in the blood is the first to be des- 
troyed by the heat. Hence an application of potassium chloride 
will unite with the albumin of the blood stream and produce 
new fibrin to supply the deficiency. Iron phosphate must be 
used also to supply the oxygen. 

Wherever a bunch of cells have been torn down, creating 
a demand for a large amount of building and eliminating ma- 
terial at once ; the mineral needed in building every cell in the 
nerves and muscles should be used. 

Potassium chloride tones the liver. It is very essential in 
all growing children, they seem to be at the point of deficiency 
in this mineral at all times. If a child is well fed on the blood 
stream minerals, the three calciums, iron phosphate and potas- 
sium chloride, they are not so likely to take children's diseases. 
If they show a tendency to acid conditions add the sodiums. 

Potassium chloride is essential in all cases where the 
tongue is coated white or grayish white, in all throat condi- 
tions, all fevers, all soft swellings, all sluggish actions of the 
liver, want of bile, needed also in conjunction with sodiums for 
governing the liver. 

Tonsils will not have to be removed if potassium chloride 
and iron phosphate with the eliminators are on the job. Any 



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swelling of glands. In fact this mineral is always needed with 
any bad condition which may come up. Wherever possible 
should be used externally, diluted in water. Always needed 
when worse after eating fats, pastry or any rich food. 



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POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE 

The gray matter of the brain is controlled entirely by this 
mineral. It unites with albumin and oxygen to create gray 
nerve fluid or cells. Of course there is a trace of other min- 
erals, but this is the vital mineral. The gray cells are the 
master workmen of the body. They superintendent the build- 
ing of every tissue in the body. They create every energy we 
possess. Let any part of the brain be injured, the muscles con- 
trolled by that section of the brain are useless and soon shrivel 
and die. We find a need of potassium phosphate in all trou- 
bles of the body where ever cells are to be built. 

A greater need is in all mental conditions such as worry, 
pain, overworked business men or women, the overworked 
mother, the monotonous life of the farmer's wife and in all 
disorders arising from a want of nerve or brain power. 

Tongue very dry in the morning ; feels as if it would cling 
to roof of mouth. Very offensive breath is always a call for 
potassium chloride. Pulse sluggish and below normal. Inter- 
mittent, irregular pulse. Palpitation, with nervousness, anxi- 
ety, melancholia, sleeplessness and restlessness. Palpitation 
on ascending the stairs, with shortness of breath. Poor circu- 
lation, fainting and dizziness. A softening of spinal cord 
from no other diseased condition, with a gradual molecular 
deadening of nervous centers. Paralysis or partial paralysis 
of limbs, lameness and stiffness, parts feel stiff, severe in 
morning, after rest or when rising from a sitting position. 
Dragging pain down back of thigh to knee, accompanied by 
stiffness. Hysteric attacks, ball rising in throat. Insanity, 
hysteria, itching of skin with no apparent cause. Itching on 
inside of hands and soles of feet. All wasting diseases. Any 
condition in early stages of mortification. Cancer, greatly 
relieves the pain. Eickets, atrophic conditions, excessive and 
exhausting perspiration. Walking in sleep. 

Symptoms worse from noise, exertion, arising from sitting 
position. Pain worse by continued exercise and after rest. 
Better in company, worse when alone. 



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POTASSIUM SULPHATE 

The work of this mineral is to eliminate through the pores 
of the skin. We find gas, water and some solid waste being 
thrown out by this means. In health the microscope reveals 
the fact that little jets of steam are constantly escaping from 
the seven million pores of the skin. When these pores become 
closed, it can be seen that some trouble must occur. Potassium 
sulphate when in proper balance keeps the skin oily and pliable 
so that it can carry on its work of elimination. 

The body must have oxygen, with which to build any cell. 
During the day while we are about our duties we fail to 
breathe deeply enough to give the blood flowing through the 
lungs enough oxygen. Nature must have this worker or life 
would cease. Therefore potassium sulphate which is also an 
oxygen carrier is called upon to assist in the distribution of 
this mineral. The skin is left without a worker. This brings 
about conditions which are worse toward evening and up until 
midnight. As soon as the person goes to sleep and takes full 
deep breaths of fresh cool air, the body is properly oxygenized 
and potassium sulphate can go back to its work. So we can 
see the need of extra potassium sulphate when conditions are 
worse in the afternoon or toward evening. 

Any suffocative feeling is a call for this mineral. Dand- 
ruff on the scalp, falling hair. Scaling of scalp with sticky se- 
cretions. A yellow greenish discharge from any organ, sharp 
cutting pains in the ear, dryness of lip, skin peels off, any 
catarrhal condition, colds with dry harsh skin. Give fre- 
quently, the majority of colds can be broken. Cancer of face 
and nose. Shifting pains. Dread of hot drinks, thirstless- 
ness. Pains of colicy nature, caused by sudden changes from 
heat to cold. Abdomen cold to the touch. Bloating of abdomen. 
Sulphurous odor of gas from the bowels. All skin diseases, all 
eruptions of the skin; aids in formation of new skin. 

Aggravation in a heated room or in evening. Better in 
cool open air. Bise of temperature in evening until midnight. 



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MAGNESIUM PHOSPHATE 

Magnesium phosphate is found chiefly in the white nerves 
and muscles. This mineral unites with albumin and other sub- 
stances to build these fibres. Each nerve and muscle 
is composed of many strands or fibres of different colors, 
each one acting as a special telegraph wire, each one having 
a conductile power. All white fibres in both nerve and muscle 
are controlled by magnesium phosphate. 

When this mineral is deficient, these fibres contract and 
produce a condition called spasms or cramps. Of course it is 
only nature's language, saying, more magnesium phosphate. 

When a deficiency occurs in the walls of the stomach, the 
white fibres draw up, contract, and reduce the cavity of the 
stomach. Now in order to meet this condition and prevent a 
collapse, gas is formed by a natural process from material at 
hand, and by expansion produces a counter force. Magnesium 
phosphate relieves such conditions almost instantly. The only 
exception to this rule, in speedy cures by administering this 
mineral, is where the blood has furnished calcium phosphate as 
a substitute, in an effort to supply the deficiency. These two 
minerals are so much alike that nature uses them as substitutes 
for each other. Therefore, when magnesium phosphate does 
not act promptly, calcium phosphate should be used in order 
to supply both disturbed workers. 

All spasmodic conditions call for magnesium phosphate. 
Any heart trouble, caused by distended stomach. 

The white nerve fibres and the gray nerve cells being so 
closely connected it is found that any molecular disturbance 
in one will be apt to cause a disturbance in the other, therefore, 
the call of the two minerals will in many cases be similar. In 
other words, if a call for either is given, eating both will bring 
quicker results, than just using the one. 

Durness of hearing from disease of the auditory nerve, 
loss of sense of smell, stammering, shrill voice coming on sud- 
denly. Hiccoughing, vomiting when caused by excessive pain. 
Neuralgia of ovaries. Pain preceding the monthly flow. 
Cramps in legs, convulsions, any neuralgic or spasmodic, 



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jerky twitchy condition is a call for magnesium phosphate; 
chills run up and down the spine, any chills. All these calls 
are relieved by heat or rubbing. Hot applications help. 



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SODIUM CHLORIDE 

With the exception of calcium phosphate the body contains 
more sodium chloride than any other mineral. The reason for 
this can be readily understood, when we realize that about 70 
per cent of our body is water. Unless sodium chloride is pres- 
ent to vitalize this water it cannot be used in the chemical ac- 
tions of the body. It is the power that this mineral has to use 
water that renders it valuable to man. The same principle 
holds good in plants and vegetable life. Sodium chloride uses 
water to build up and carry on the functions of life, and also 
as a vehicle to eliminate waste substances. Any deficiency in 
this mineral causes a disturbance of the water in the human 
body, because it has lost that element which renders it fit to 
perform its allotted task. 

In order to be taken into the blood stream as was intended 
by nature, each of these minerals must be triturated in just the 
way nature takes the minerals from the fertile earth and works 
them into the tissues and cells of the vegetable, fruit or grain. 
Our bodies are to take the mineral from the plant life. So 
when we salt our food and expect the body to get enough salt 
in this way to carry on its work, it cannot do it, that is not 
nature's plan. The salt taken into our stomachs with our food 
is in the concentrated form, not nature's way. This salt only 
takes up water from the juices of the alimentary canal, thus 
retarding their proper work. We know we have great thirst 
after eating salty food. Nature calling for sodium chloride in 
the right form to take care of the water. We cannot drink too 
much water, nature will only use what she needs, if sodium 
chloride is not deficient. 

To get rid of any poison taken into the body, nature se- 
cretes an extra supply of water to carry it off, through the 
natural channels. This water must have sodium chloride or it 
cannot work. Thus we can readily see that any poison, tea, 
coffee, liquor, stings of insects, or anything foreign to the 
body would soon cause a deficiency of this mineral. 

In delirium tremens, the man has for a long time been 
keeping his body to a point of deficiency in sodium chloride. 



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Nature trying to throw off the excess poison he is pouring in 
every day, until the water content is so low that the brain 
cannot properly function, when that point is reached life is 
soon gone. A bunch of men in the hay field are under the same 
heat pressure, yet only one may have sunstroke, that one was 
deficient in sodium chloride. So when the demand for more 
water to protect the brain was called for the supply was not 
to be had, hence the sunstroke. 

We hear about men who use tobacco or liquor all their 
lives and live to a great age without seemingly any bad effects. 
These people are never out of sodium chloride in the blood 
stream or this could not be done. Because of the food condi- 
tions of today men do not have the resisting powers of people 
forty or fifty years ago. 

A discharge of water from any organ is a deficiency of 
sodium chloride. There was not enough sodium chloride to 
properly energize the water, so this small amount remains in 
the water and is discharged with the water. 

Any form of delirium is a call for more water, hence a de- 
ficiency of sodium chloride. Sunstroke, melancholy, hopeless, 
dejected spirits, despondent moods, with constipation, or ex- 
cess of watery symptoms, weeps easily, fresh colds with dis- 
charge of clear water, sneezing, hay fever, influenza, loss of 
smell,, bleeding of nose in anaemic people, whiskers fall out, 
pale dirty looking face, face puffy and pale, looseness of bow- 
els with water stools. Or dry stools, burning pain or smarting 
in rectum after stool, stinging piles, weakness of bowels and 
muscles of abdomen. Diabetes, great thirst and excessive flow 
of watery urine. Chronic gonorrhoea or ehrnoic syphilis, men- 
stration too late accompanied with sadness, headache and 
weeping, dryness of vagina, or watery discharge, vomiting of 
frothy phlegm, not acid, in pregnancy; chaffing of skin in 
small children, hangnails, sensation of numbness in parts af- 
fected by nervous disorders, pains shoot along the nerve 
fibres, feels worse in morning or cold weather, restlessness 
and twitching of muscles. Warts in palm of hand, all skin 
diseases where there is excessive dryness of skin or watery 
exudations. White scales on scalp. Stings of insects, apply 
locally, also nettle rash with itching, eczema from eating too 
much salt. Dropsy in any part of the body. Acts on carti- 



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lage and glands. In all kinds of fevers, when there is malig- 
nant symptoms. 

Chill coming on in morning, backache, headache, and thirst, 
fever blisters on lips, profuse night sweats, feeling of chilli- 
ness especially in back. Constant desire to sleep, drowsy, 
dull, stupid, living in damp regions or on newly turned ground. 

All complaints after use of drugs. All complaints coming 
at regular periods. Worse in morning and better in evening. 



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SODIUM PHOSPHATE 

The whole nation is deficient in this mineral. All foods 
made from onr present day white flour, have a tendency to 
create an acid condition in the system unless many fruits 
and green vegetables are used with them. It matters not what 
name is given the disease, we find the first and foremost symp- 
tom is acidity. A deficiency of acid never occurs, because 
it is organic and like albumin is always present in sufficient 
quantities when proper food is taken. 

As it is necessary for calcium phosphate to be present to 
work with albumin, so it is absolutely necessary that a proper 
amount of sodium phosphate be present as a worker with acid, 
to combine with it and thus form new substances. Therefore 
"too much acid" is a wrong statement. It should be not 
enough sodium phosphate. Again we find organic matter un- 
able to work without the inorganic. The minerals have the 
power to create, when given the proper material. The material 
is always present — it is the workers that are absent. 

A lack of proper balance of sodium phosphate in the acid 
gastric juice, will allow ferments to arise and so retard diges- 
tion that the lining of the stomach becomes diseased. These 
substances are carried into the liver, not having the proper 
workers, this organ must put out poor work. The bile is thick 
and causes intestinal troubles and other bilious disorders fol- 
low, which calls for sodium sulphate to help right this wrong. 

We will find that any call for one of the sodiums will be 
accompanied by a lesser call for both the others. If the out- 
standing call is for sodium phosphate eat two doses of this 
mineral with one of each of the other sodiums. If sodium 
chloride is called for two doses of this with one of the other 
two. If the call is for sodium sulphate two of this with one 
of each of the others. 

In an acid condition the whole line of minerals is broken. 
The acid condition dissolves the calciums, and thus puts them 
out of commission. Nature immediately sends a substitute 
which must be potassium phosphate or magnesium phosphate 
or both. That leaves a deficiency in both of those minerals. 



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The liver is out of order, not enough workmen. The result, 
first, just little acute troubles, but finally all the chronic dis- 
eases imaginable. 

Since the liver is the clearing house for the whole food 
supply, it can be readily seen that a lack of any one of the 
minerals, will cause a disturbance in this organ. Sodium phos- 
phate alone cannot take care of troubles coming from an acid 
condition. Keep the vital minerals supplied, then answer calls. 

Some of the calls for sodium phosphate are headaches 
on crown of head or forehead, with feeling as if skull was too 
full. Headache in morning if back part of tongue is creamy. 
Inflammation of eyes, when secreting golden yellow or creamy 
matter, eyes glued together, squinting when caused by irritation 
from worms. Picking at nose, a sign of worms or an acid 
condition of stomach. Itching of nose with acidity. Blotched 
face, white about nose and mouth. Acid taste in mouth, sour 
belching of food in throat. Eaw feeling in throat. Ulceration 
of the stomach and canker sores in mouth. 

No child will have worms unless an acid condition exists. 
If there are worms there was acidity first. If there is acid 
there will be worms or something worse. Ulcerations of stom- 
ach with sour vomit or substance like coffee grounds. Heart 
burn. Sterility caused by acid conditions. In the male seminal 
emissions, without dreams, or when followed by weakness and 
trembling. Irregularity of sexual desire, either gone or in- 
creased. Discharges smell sour and sickening. Trembling 
about the heart. Chafing of skin, eczema with yellow secre- 
tions. Eose-rash. Pimples all over the body like flea-bites 
with itching hives. Flashes of heat, sour smelling perspira- 
tion, screaming in sleep. 



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SODIUM SULPHATE 

The work of this mineral is to regulate the water supply 
of the body and to carry away the waste water formed by the 
different chemical actions. It regulates the amount of water 
by having the power to carry away any excess that may, from 
any cause, be present. The decomposition of lactic acid with 
sodium phosphate leaves a small amount of waste water to be 
gotten rid of. 

In hot weather and in damp places, water is taken into the 
air by the sun, and thus enters the blood through the lungs. 
Those who are demineralized along other lines will then be 
liable to the so-called malarial troubles, unless sodium sul- 
phate is present in large quantities. In eliminating any water 
one molecule of sodium sulphate carries out two molecules of 
water and goes out with the water, you can see the need of an 
inexhaustible supply. 

Biochemistry has established the fact that chills and 
fever (ague), cholera, yellow fever and all malarial conditions 
are caused by an excess of water in the blood and probably in 
the cells also, all such conditions arise, because nature is 
not able to furnish enough sodium sulphate to carry off the 
excess of water breathed into the blood through the lungs. 

Chills is simply nature substituting a way to rid the blood 
of excess water. The chill is a spasm or contraction of the tis- 
sues of the nervous and muscular system, to squeeze the water 
out, hence the profuse perspiration after a chill. Unless sodium 
sulphate is given to supply the normal workmen, the chill will 
occur in about forty-eight hours, because that is about the time 
it takes for the blood to again become overcharged with water. 
You can readily see that either the malarial microbe is easily 
killed or they never were taken from the low marshy places. 
If the person with the ague were to go up a mountain to a dry 
air, or on a desert where the air is dry, the chills will never 
come again, because he is not getting the excess water in the 
blood. 

The blood never becomes overcharged with water from 
any amount we may drink, because the absorbents do not take 



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up more than is needed. The heat of the sun does not take up 
the slime or decaying, foul organic matter from ponds or 
swamps. The water from stagnant pools or swamps, when 
separated from the organic matter, is pure. This is what the 
sun lifts and holds in the air so long as the temperature remains 
high enough. 

So we find the work of sodium sulphate is with the water, 
thus keeping the bile and pancreatic juices at a normal con- 
sistency, regulating the supply of water in the cells and fluids, 
and eliminates the excess of water from the blood. Any liver 
trouble calls for much sodium sulphate, potassium chloride to 
tone the liver, but the sodiums to govern or regulate it. 

All bilious conditions call for sodium sulphate. Dry burn- 
ing nose, erysipelas of face, bitter taste in mouth, sore throat 
with feeling of lump when swallowing, lead colic, vomiting of 
bile, enlargement of liver, worse lying on left side, pain under 
breast bone, lower end, sometimes accompanied with a cough. 
Cutting pains in abdomen, violent attacks of asthma, chronic 
syphilis, chronic gonorrhoea, loose morning stool, worse in cold 
wet weather, pressure and uneasiness in region of heart. 
Spinal meningitis, for drawing back of the neck, spasm in back, 
pains in neck and back of head, arthritis, lassitute, tired and 
weary feelings yellow eyeballs, hands and feet twitch during 
sleep. Itching of skin while undressing, abscess of long stand- 
ing, surrounded by a bluish border. Dropsy, much dreaming 
with heavy anxious dreams. Attacks of "nightmare." 

All conditions arising from living in damp buildings, base- 
ments, or during damp rainy weather. Worse from eating fish 
or water plants. Worse from use of any water. When in need 
of one sodium the three work together in such a way that if 
one is needed all will do better work. 



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SILICA 

Silica, a constituent of common quartz, is found in 
the hair, nails, skin, periosteum, nerve sheath and a trace in 
the bone tissue. Silica seems to give to the connective tissue 
the conductive power. 

Each little cell is surrounded by connective tissues, the 
process of supplying the cell with material to rebuild, and to 
carry away the waste from the torn cell must be done by a 
process of infiltration. The blood stream flows along by the 
cell, containing the builders and the eliminators. Now the con- 
ductive power of the connective tissue causes the waste to come 
out and be carried away, and causes the new material to re- 
build the cell to be drawn into its place. 

This process can be readily observed, if a bladder be filled 
with a solution of the minerals. As long as the outside is kept 
dry the solution remains in the bladder, but place the blad- 
der in a pan of water, immediately the process of infiltration 
takes place until the water outside and inside of the bladder 
is alike. Thus our cells are fed. Now if the silica is for any 
reason deficient, this connective tissue looses this power, there- 
fore the waste remains to clog up the tissue, which soon causes 
inflammation, then pus. All for lack of the silica. 

So the first call for any such condition would be silica to 
tone the connective tissue and give it conductive power, then 
calcium sulphate to complete the work by carrying away the 
solid waste which could not get away before. 

Because of this power, to apparently open up the spaces 
in connective tissue, silica has been called "nature's surgeon.' ' 
Thus we see the greater the deficiency of silica the greater 
the accumulation of waste which soon becomes decayed matter, 
then the germ idea comes in. Give nature proper tools to work 
with, and there will never be boils, abscesses, carbuncles or 
the many pus conditions which may come principally from the 
lack of the elimination of natural waste. 

Silica also provides the conductive power in the nerve 
sheath, or covering of white and gray cells. Thus it may make 
thinking difficult. The connective tissue is negative ; it fails to 



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act as a conductor for the gray matter. We think but before 
we are able to complete the thought it is gone. Or we may think 
we want to say something but it is lost before it has been car- 
ried to the white fibre which must make the tongue give ex- 
pression to the thought. In other words we have all kinds of 
shorts in our brain cells. Silica must be present to supply the 
proper conductive power to the connective tissue or nerve 
sheath. 

If silica and calcium sulphate are always present in the 
blood stream we stand a much better chance for normal 
health. 

Some of the outstanding calls for silica are: Mental ab- 
straction, difficulty of thought. Disgusted with life. Obstinate 
neuralgia, occurring at night, when neither heat nor cold gives 
relief. Epilepsy, occurring at night, or from slight provoca- 
tion, obstinate cases, jerking of limbs during sleep. Wakeful- 
ness in old people. Any tendency to boils or eruptions of skin, 
ulcers, felons, carbuncles, scrofulous eruptions. Pustules on 
face and neck. Coppery spots. Swollen glands. Ulcers of 
breast. Consumption, profuse night sweats and great delibity. 
Neglected injuries. Hip joint disease. Offensive perspiration 
of feet. Hard lumps in breast. Worse from suppressed foot 
sweat, or chilling of feet. Worse in open air. Worse at night 
and during full moon. 



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BLOOD STREAM 

We talk about feeding the different cells and tissues of 
the body, we supply to the blood, the necessary substances 
called food. The cells feed themselves, the blood by means of 
the circulatory system carries food to every tissue in the body, 
the cells by means of infiltration take from this stream all ma- 
terials needed in the building of new cells or the repairing of 
the old tissues. At the same time the blood contains the ma- 
terial which picks up and carries away any wornout substances 
or waste. 

The food is taken into the mouth, mixed with the 
alkaline saliva, passes into the stomach where it is churned 
into a soupy mass and mixed with the acid gastric juice, passes 
on into the intestines, where it is mixed with the bile and pan- 
creatic juices. It is now a sort of an albuminous substance, 
and is taken to the liver for a final processing ; from the liver 
it goes into the lungs where it receives the oxygen and gives 
off some impurities. It is then ready to proceed on its jour- 
ney over the body, giving up building material and taking up 
waste until it returns again to unite with a new blood stream. 

We speak of blood stream minerals. By this we mean 
the four vital or fundamental minerals. If the body were en- 
tirely deficient in anyone of them disease and death would 
soon result. 

The first great vital mineral is calcium phosphate, 
without this mineral the albumin or food would be useless. 
It energizes every bit of the albumin, if this mineral is de- 
ficient the albumin is thrown out of the body as waste. We 
find this mineral in every cell of the body. We know every 
part of the body must be elastic, as calcium fluoride is the 
mineral which unites with the albumin to give elasticity, we 
can readily see the great need for this mineral. 

The next step is the changing of the albumin to fibrin, this 
cannot be done without potassium chloride. And there must be a 
proper balance of this mineral in the blood or fibrin cannot be 
held. Now fibrin is the carrier of the iron phosphate, therefore 
if there is not enough of the potassium chloride to energize the 



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fibrin it must be thrown out as waste, the iron phosphate will be 
discharged or carried out with the fibrin, then there will be a 
shortage of the iron phosphate. Thus we can see the close 
connection between potassium chloride and iron phosphate. If 
the iron phosphate is deficient the body will be in need of 
oxygen. Iron phosphate is a carrier of oxygen and oxygen is 
needed in the building of every cell in the body. We can safely 
say that any call for iron phosphate, is also a call for potassium 
chlorid and vice versa. 

We now have a foundation blood stream, the rest of the 
twelve workers unite with these fundamental four in the build- 
ing of the different tissues and fluids, or in carrying away the 
waste. 

We find, today, people are so depleted along the whole 
mineral line, that it is a good plan to eat the four blood stream 
minerals for a few days, before trying to answer outstanding 
calls. In conditions which show an accumulation of waste or 
pus a good plan would be to eat the eliminators at the same 
time. If there are outstanding acid calls, the sodiums should 
be eaten also. 

The body seldom starves for lack of food. People usually 
eat too much. The person who does physical labor must have 
much more food than the man of sedentary habits. The grow- 
ing child needs more food than the mature adult. More diseas- 
es are caused from too much food than from not enough. The 
body must throw out of the system as waste all excess food, 
sometimes this is hard to do, especially if the food is deminer- 
alized. The organs are overworked, lose their selective powers 
and allow much waste to accumulate which soon decays by 
means of the heat and moisture of the body, thus causing 
disease. 

Do you ever give your digestive tract a chance to "get 
caught up?" Do you eat three meals a day because you are 
really hungry or from force of habit 1. Try eating only when 
hungry and then only half or two-thirds as much as usual ; 
eating only food natural to the body, that is, food which con- 
tains the least amount of substances which cannot be used in the 
building of blood ; if your food is refined, eat the mineral your 
body is demanding ; then and only then can you expect normal 
health. 



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DISEASES AND CAUSES 

ANAEMIA 

The first cause of this trouble was an acid condition, lack 
of sodium phosphate created a lack of calcium phosphate. 
This soon creates a deficiency in the whole line. Blood stream 
minerals first with the sodiums and eliminators. It will re- 
quire a careful eating of the whole twelve. 

CHLOKOSIS IS Anaemia:— The food ferments in 
stomach and bowels for lack of proper working materials. This 
ferment is taken up by the blood and discharged through the 
skin. It will require the whole twelve to eliminate the con- 
dition. Answer calls after blood stream minerals and sodiums. 

ASTHMA — The deficiency of some of the workers causes 
waste matter to be discharged through the lungs. The 
elastic fibre in the muscular tissue being deficient allows the 
tubes to close hence the difficulty in breathing. The mineral 
magnesium phosphate is found in all the white muscle fibres, 
which is also needed in causing the relaxation of these walls. 
Undoubtedly an acid condition was the first cause of this 
trouble. 

BKIGHT'S DISEASE :— Albumin is a poison to the body 
unless calcium phosphate is there in sufficient quantity. Al- 
bumen adheres to the lime molcules and is thus carried to the 
tissue where it is needed. 

When a deficiency in one or more of the minerals of the 
blood occur they are thrown out of the vital circulation. Not 
all, but there is a tendency in that direction, and those minerals 
find their way to the outer world, and each carry the organic 
matter for which they have an affinity or in which they are 
workers. If the deficient mineral with the particular organic 
matter having an affinity for it, reaches a membrane or open- 
ing, or clogs in connective tissue, an irritation is caused. 

When the calcium phosphate molecules fall below standard 
in quantity and are thrown out, they necessarily carry albumin 
with them ; if this is thrown out through the kidney route, we 
have albumin in the urine, or Bright 's Disease. Simply a 
chronic form of albumin discharge, not having calcium phos- 



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phate the blood draws upon potassium phosphate and mag- 
nesium phosphate, thus leaving the nerves without workers, 
hence nervous prostration. The sodiums, calciums, and 
potassiums with silica are needed to build blood. 

CANCEE : — It is not known what causes this disease. To 
begin with there must have been an acid trouble. Breaking 
down the whole line of minerals. 

IF POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE was the most depleted 
mineral, it might form in most any tissue, with a painful, of- 
fensive discharge and discoloration. 

IF CALCIUM PHOSPHATE was the needed mineral, a 
scrofulous constitution would be the result and cancer form 
any place. 

ALL CANCERS OF THE TONGUE or throat seem to 
especially show a lack of sodiums. Build blood stream, use 
eliminators, and answer outstanding calls. 

COLDS : A lack of iron phosphate in the blood is the first 
cause of "colds". Nature has drawn the blood away from 
the surface of the body to supply the vital organs, heart, lungs, 
liver, brain etc. There not being enough oxygen, potassium 
sulphate which should be at work in the skin, has gone to help 
distribute oxygen. Therefore the slightest cause, a draft of 
cold air, may close the pores of the skin. The waste which 
should have been eliminated through these pores is turned up- 
on the inner organs. This accumulation together with other 
waste thrown out of the blood forms the discharges of colds, 
catarrh, pneumonia, pleurisy, etc. 

The potassium chloride controls the fibrin in the circula- 
tion, and when this mineral falls below the standard, a portion 
of fibrin, not having workmen to use it, becomes a disturbing 
element and leaves the blood. If thrown off through the lungs 
a cough is produced. Nature's way to get rid of the waste. 
Sometimes the lung tissue becomes so irritated and inflamed 
that it results in pneumonia. If this continues for any length 
of time, consumption may result. 

If this is discharged through the tonsils, we have enlarged 
tonsils and any number of throat troubles. Hence — iron phos- 
phate, postassium chloride, potassium sulphate with the elimi- 
nators of solid waste take care of colds. 



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CONSTIPATION:— May be caused by an acid condition. 
Need of sodiums. Or by lack of bile, potassium chloride. If a 
dragging, sagging condition exists calcium fluoride would be 
the call. A nervous condition would call for potassium phos- 
phate and magnesium phosphate. 

CATARRHS :— Usually follow acid conditions. A building 
up of the whole blood stream. 

CONSUMPTION :— This may be of any organ of the body, 
it simply means torn down cells, with no workmen on the job. 
We inherit the tendency of a disease. That is we will be de- 
ficient in the same minerals in which our parents were de- 
ficient. Therefore if we make it a point to build especially 
along this deficient line, we need never be afflicted with the 
same disease. 

Consumption comes from two causes. First, by failure 
of the blood to furnish material to build up torn down tissue. 
Second, the lodging of waste which nature is trying to throw 
off through some organ or tissue, this waste decaying and 
causing disease and pus conditions. 

Often the matter coughed up today may have been good 
albumin or fibrin or other organic matter yesterday, but the 
mineral not on the job, it must be thrown out. By the time 
it reached the lung cells it became mixed with the fluids used 
as a vehicle to carry it, and the heat of the body caused fer- 
ments to arise, until we have the discharge of the consumptive. 
To call it tuberculosis does not help matters any, the microbe 
found in this decaying mass of fermented matter is only nature. 
Nothing can decay, disintegrate or decompose, without produc- 
ing these tiny micro-organisms. They simply mean decay. 

The first step for a consumptive is to eat nothing but 
natural food, such as whole milk or buttermilk, fresh fruits, 
fresh vegetables, soft eggs, yolks only, these contain all twelve 
minerals. The body already has too much albumin or fibrin 
or it would not be discharging so profusely. The eliminators 
calcium sulphate and silica play an important part in the elim- 
inating of the accumulated waste. Keep all the work men 
on the job. 

DIABETES: — This disease like consumption is simply 
nature trying to get rid of too much waste or food which can- 
not be used for lack of mineral. "Too much acid" is the sequel. 



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The blood is carrying lactic acid and sugar, our commercial 
sugar, which is not natural to the body and must be broken up 
to be utilized by the blood. If sodium phosphate is present all 
is well, the lactic acid is broken up and in the process a small 
amount of oxygen is thrown off which decomposes the sugar, 
these substances are used in a natural way. But when sodium 
phosphate is not present this acid and sugar remain in the 
blood. Nature has an excess of water which cannot be used 
so in trying to dispose of these through natural channels, the 
kidney becomes the goat. If sodium sulphate was on the job, 
all would yet be well, because that mineral creates a small 
amount of oxygen in the blood which breaks up the sugar. 

The acid decomposes the calciums. Nature tries to sub- 
stitute potassiums and magnesium to take the place of the 
calciums. The kidney cells are irritated and inflamed because 
of the waste acid and sugar which are foreign to these tissues. 
This creates a deficiency of iron phosphate. The acid condition 
leaves the liver crippled, hence a thick bile and pancreatic 
juice. We can readily see that it causes a starvation of every 
cell in the body. Plenty of food but no workmen. If the 
person persists in eating quantities of starches and proteins, 
there soon comes a condition of albumen in urine also, or a 
sore breaks out and never heals, of course it cannot, no work- 
men on the job. 

A diet of vegetables, fruits, whole wheat bread, whole 
milk and egg yolks, with loads of sodiums, calciums, potas- 
siums, and silica, on the job, will soon get the organs to fun- 
ctioning normally. A diabetic cannot expect to get nature 
to do much, if they persist in putting, tea, coffee, tobacco 
and liquor into the stomach. The liver already has a big job 
on its hands. It must be allowed to work in a natural way with 
nature's materials. 

EPILEPSY: — Chief remedy is potassium chloride. Liver 
not at work properly. Sodiums will be needed also potassiums 
and magnesium phos. for nerve conditions. Build blood stream 
answer calls. 

DIPTHERIA: — As was stated under colds, a deficiency 
of potassium chloride, causes a discharge of fibrin, if this is 
sent out through the nose it is catarrh, if through lungs a 
cough is produced through tonsils, quinsy or tonsilitis etc. If 



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i' 1 1 . i 1 1 . i — , — __ . — _ — __ . 

the age of the person admits a thymus gland not yet absorbed 
by surrounding tissue, the fibrin thrown out may accumulate 
there and form a discharge. Other organic and inorganic 
substances become disturbed in the process, and oil, albumin 
and sugar, with the mineral having an affinity for them, may 
help to build up the membrane. But a deficiency in potassium 
chloride results in diptheria and this discharge will continue 
until potassium chloride has been supplied. 

A child cannot "catch" diptheria while its blood has the 
proper amount of potassium chloride. Until a deficiency in 
this mineral is created the fibrin and albumin cannot leave 
their vital course in the blood to form this discharge. In all 
throat conditions it is a good plan to have some potassium 
chloride in the concentrated form, dissolve a little in water use 
as a gargle or on a swab. A gargle of sodium borate dis- 
solves the membrane. Iron phosphate, potassium chloride, 
potassium sulphate, then answer any other calls. 

GOITEE: — A lack of the calciums is one of the causes. 
An acid condition is the first cause, therefore, sodiums, cal- 
ciums, and silica, answer other calls. Soft goitre, potassium 
chloride, hard swelling, calcium fluoride and silica. 

HEART AFFECTIONS :— Respond by building blood 
stream and answering calls. 

LABOR AND PREGNANCY:— Watch acid conditions, 
sodiums, calciums, potassium in fact all, a double amount of 
each is needed in forming new life. 

PARALYSIS: — The first cause is a deficiency of the 
minerals that furnish organic matter to make and keep up the 
supply of muscle and nerve fluid sufficient to keep them in 
order, or working condition. It sometimes occurs that the con- 
dition is aggravated by an accumulation of organic waste 
matter, in the connective tissue and spaces between the sur- 
rounding nerve cells or muscular fibre, causing an engorgement 
and thus preventing free circulation, which cuts off the vital 
supply. Eliminators especially silica, potassiums, magnes- 
ium phosphate, answer calls. 

RHEUMATISM:— What ever the kind, the first cause 
was "too much acid". This means not enough sodiums espe- 
ially sodium phosphate. This lets the acid reach synovial 



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fluids, which should be alkaline. The muscle tissues are acid, 
the periosteum, and all points become acid, causing inflama- 
tion, gas pressure, stiffness of limbs, and finally even the 
nerves will become affected. Rheumatism is just another 
word for acid. Sodiums first call, with eliminators. Answer 
other calls. 

SYPHILIS: — An English surgeon said: "It is now fully 
ascertained that this disease does not give rise to any of the 
dreadful consequences which have been laid at its door, when 
not treated with mercury/ ' Lesser, after experimenting on 500 
cases with mercury, declares that once in the system no one 
can foresee what evil it may produce, while powerless to help 
the person to get rid of the mercury. 

Bio-chemistry treats syphilis as it does catarrh. The dis- 
charge is simply fibrin being discharged for lack of potassium 
chloride. This waste is always thrown out through the weak- 
est spot. Nature forms habits. Any waste thrown out through 
one set of cells, will continue until the proper workers are on 
the job. Blood stream, eliminators, answer outstanding calls. 
Look for acid conditions. 



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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 

I. What is Biochemistry? 

Ans. : A science which treats of the composition of the 
bodies of animals and vegetables, the process by which the 
various fluids and tissues are formed, the nature and causes 
of the abnormal condition called disease and the restoration of 
health by supplying to the body the deficient mineral. 

2» What statement was given to the world in 1832? 

Ans.: All the essential component parts of the human 
body are great remedies. 

3. What statement was made in 1846? 

Ans. : All the constituents of the human body act on such 
organs principally where they have a function. 

4. What statement made by a Roman, caused Dr. 
Schuesssler to experiment? 

Ans. :The structure and vitality of the organs depend up- 
on the presence of the necessary quantities of the inorganic 
constitutituents. 

5. When did Dr. Wm. H. Schuessler make his first report? 
Ans.: 1873— March. 

6. Of what is man's body made? 
Ans. : Earth and air. 

7. To what does he return in death ? 

Ans. : Air and ashes. 

8. What outstanding minerals are found in the ashes of 
the human body? 

Ans.: Three calciums, three potassiums, three sodiums, 
iron phosphate, magnesium phosphate and silica. 

9. What are the organic substances of the body ? 
Ans.: Sugar, fats and albuminous substances. 

10. What part of the body is mineral? 
Ans.: One-twentieth. 

I I . What part water ? 
Ans. : Fourteen-twentieths. 

12. What part organic matter? 
Ans.: Five-twentieths. 



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13. What is the vital part of the body? 

Ans. : The minerals. 

14. What are they called? 

Ans. ; The workers, the builders. 

15. Why cannot we get these minerals from our daily 
food? 

Ans.: People demand a refined bleached, devitalized and 
demineralized food, so that it will look better, taste better and 
keep longer. 

16. What is the result to the people of constant living 
upon this sort of food? 

Ans.: A diseased nation. 

17. Will white bread alone sustain life? 

Ans.: It has been tried on animals; they sicken and die. 

18. What kind of bread will sustain life? 

Ans.: A loaf made from 100% whole wheat flour, un- 
bleached animal fat, whole milk. 

19. What does Dr. Schuessler say of the mineral? 
Ans.: The inorganic substances in the blood and tissues 

are sufficient to heal all curable diseases. 

20. What is hunger? Thirst? 

Ans. : It is the body calling for food and water. 

2 1 . What is disease ? 

Ans. : The body calling for minerals. 

22. How can we tell which mineral? 

Ans.: The body gives calls in the form of unpleasant 
sensations, pains, tongue conditions and discharges. These 
are different for each mineral. 

23. Where do these minerals come from? 
Ans. : They are all found in fertile soil. 

24. Can they be used in the concentrated form? 
Ans. : No, they are too strong, not nature's way. 

25. What is nature's way? 

Ans.: The plant, vegetable or fruit takes the mineral 
from the soil and works it over in its laboratory until it is 
triturated so that it can be used by the blood. 

26. How is the mineral prepared in order that we may 
get it into the body in nature's way. 

Ans. : It is mixed with sugar of milk, which is a natural 
food to the body. One part of the mineral is ground with nine 



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parts of sugar of milk. One part of this mixture is ground with 
nine more parts of sugar of milk; each grinding is called a 
potency or tritutration. 

27. Why have scientists decided that the 12th potency 
or trituration of calcium fluoride iron phosphate and silica, and 
the 6th potency of all the other nine minerals is best? 

Ans. : They have taken these potencies because they con- 
tain the mineral to about the nearest per cent it is found in the 
natural plant life. 

28. With what does nature work? 

Ans: Nature works only with atoms or groups of atoms 
called molecules. 

29. How must every mineral he diluted ? 

Ans.: It must be diluted to such a degree that it can be 
drawn into its place in the broken cell, without disturbing the 
action of the healthy cells. 

30. Why cannot we use the mineral as Dr. Schuessler 
suggested fifty years ago, by answering just the one outstand- 
ing call? 

Ans. : Because our food is so demineralized we never have 
enough of all twelve minerals in the blood stream. We get 
better results if we use the minerals needed in the building of 
most every cell in th body first, then answer the outstanding 
call. 

31. What are the blood stream minerals? 

Ans.: Calcium fluoride, calcium phosphate, potassium 
chloride and iron phosphate. 

32. How long should these be taken before taking any 
of the others? 

Ans.: It would be a good plan to get each of these into 
the blood stream five or six times a day for a week before 
taking the others. 

33. How should they be taken? 

Ans : The phosphates may be taken into the mouth at the 
same time, as soon as the tongue is clear the chloride may be 
taken, as soon as the tongue is clear again the potassium may 
be taken. Alternate the phosphates with any of the others. 

34. How many should be taken? 

Ans.: Five of the small tabloids or one of the large tab- 



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loids is about the amount supposed to be gotten from a help- 
ing of the food which naturally contains the mineral. 

35. Is there any harm in taking more than five at once? 
Ans. : No ; only wasting the mineral. However, watch for 

results; people differ, some need more, some less. 

36. Does the mineral cause any abnormal conditions? . . 
Ans. : No. If bad conditions arise after taking the min- 
eral, it is only nature calling for some mineral not in the body. 
Study the call, then take the mineral called for, nature will 
right the wrong. 

37. How are the minerals naturally divided? 
Ans. : Into builders and eliminators. 

38. How many and what substances make up the body? 
Ans. Three — solid, water, gas or air. 

39. Name the calciums. 

Ans: Calcium fluoride, calcium phosphate, and calcium 
sulphate. 

40. What do the first two calciums build? 

Ans. : They are both found in every cell in the body, but 
their chief work is with bone and muscle. 

41. What kind of waste does calcium sulphate eliminate? 
Ans. : Solid waste. This is the waste from the torn down 

cells, caused by the chemical actions of the body. 

42. What is the work of the first two potassiums? 
Ans. : Potassium chloride is found in every cell except 

bone. Potassium phosphate unites with albumen to form grey 
nerve cells ; it is also found in muscles. 

43. What is the work of potassium sulphate? 

Ans.: This mineral carries the gas, formed in the tear- 
ing down and rebuilding of the cells, off through the pores 
of the skin ; also aids in the carrying of oxygen. 

44. What is the work of the first two sodiums? 

Ans: Sodium chloride is a water distributor to the cells 
of the body. 

Sodium phosphate creates water by breaking up the lac- 
tic acid. 

45. What is the work of sodium sulphate ? 

Ans. : This mineral eliminates waste water from the cells ; 
also is needed in governing the work of the liver. 



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46. What is the work of iron phosphate? 

Ans. : Iron phosphate carries air to the cells. 

47. What is the work of magnesium phosphate? 

Ans.: This mineral unites with albumin to form white 
nerve fibres. 

48. What is the work of silica? 

Ans.: This mineral is both a builder and an eliminator; 
also acts as nature's surgeon. 

It is found in all skin, hair, nails, bone, connective tissue, 
and is the conductor found in connective tissue. 

49. Give the calls by which we may know nature is in 
need of calcium fluoride. 

(1) Discharge, small yellow lump, bad smelling. 

(2) Pains, dragging, sagging, bearing down condition. 

(3) Tongue cracked. 

(4) Signs: tired, feel like dropping down on couch or 
chair ; lazy. 

50. Give calls for calcium phosphate. 
Ans.: (1) Discharge, albumin. 

(2) Tongue, swollen stiff and numb; blisters and pim- 
ples on tip of tongue. 

(3) Creeping, crawling, grinding, tearing pains, numb, 
prickly sensations. 

(4) Dirty looking, sallow, pale, earthy, cold and numb; 
heat in face; anaemic. 

51. Give calls for calcium sulphate. 

Ans.: (1) Discharge, thick, yellow, sometimes mixed 
with blood. 

(2) Must be in blood to carry away all solid waste, no 
pus conditions will ever occur if calcium sulphate is always on 
the job. 

(3) Any inflammation — silica first, then calcium sul- 
phate. 

52. Give calls for potassium chloride. 
Ans.: (1) Discharge fibrin. 

(2) Tongue: White furred or grayish-white, dry or 
slimy. 

(3) Inflammatory pains. 

(4) Flour-like scaling of skin, soft swellings. Essential 
in burns ; unites with albumin and supplies the new fibrin. 



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(5) Bowel troubles are worse after eating fats, pastry 
or any rich foods ; also tones the liver. 

53. What are the calls for potassium phosphate? 

Ans. :(1) All bowel discharges which are unnatural; 
much passing of gas. 

(2) Tongue coated like liquid mustard. 

(3) Nervous symptoms of all kinds; neuralgic pain of 
any kind. Sciatic. Dragging pain down back of thigh to knee. 
Stiffness, exhaustion, itching of hands and feet. Irritating 
secretions of any kind. 

54. What are the calls for potassium sulphate? 

Ans.: (1) Discharge, a yellow-greenish or slimy secre- 
tion from any organ. 

(2) Tongue, yellow and slimy, sometimes whitish edge; 
insipid taste. 

(3) Pains: Shifting, of neuralgic nature. 

(4) Signs: Heated room makes worse; rise of temper- 
ature in evening. Better in cool, open air. Worse in after- 
noon. A feeling of suffocation. A person will lie awake until 
falls asleep from exhaustion. 

55. What are the calls for sodium chloride? 

Ans.: (1) Discharge : Watery discharge from any organ. 

(2) Tongue: Clear, slimy, , watery coating with small 
frothy bubbles of saliva on sides; small blisters on tip of 
tongue. Dry tongue in low fevers. 

(3) Pains: Headaches with dryness of some of the 
mucous membranes and excessive secretions from others; 
headache with constipation ; headaches with profusion of tears, 
hopeless, dejected spirits; headaches with vomiting of frothy, 
watery phlegm; headaches of girls at time of puberty; any 
headache, person feels dull and listless, dull, heavy hammering 
with drowsiness and unrefreshing sleep. 

(4) Signs: Perspiration on face while eating; constant 
spitting of frothy mucous; drooling in infants; worse from 
eating poisonous drugs ; worse in cold weather ; worse in morn- 
ing; complaints coming at regular periods, periodically. 

56. What are the calls of sodium phosphate? 

Ans.: (1) Discharge: Dark red urine, unable to retain 
urine; sour vomit; sour smelling perspiration; acid risings in 
throat ; eyes glued together in morning. Infants vomit curdled 



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milk. Any acid or sour smelling discharge from any organ. 

(2) Tongue: Moist, creamy yellow coating at back part 
of tongue. 

(3) Pains: Sick headache; headache on crown of head; 
headache on waking in the morning; headache with pain in 
stomach. 

(4) Signs: Ulceration of stomach; sore, raw throat; 
catarrh of the throat ; stomach trouble during teething ; grind- 
ing of teeth during sleep; white about the nose; face red and 
blotched without fever ; picking at nose ; itching of nose ; morn- 
ing sickness of pregnancy; palpitation and irregularity of 
hearts action; trembling about the heart, always worse after 
eating ; articular rheumatism ; cracking of joints ; any rheuma- 
tism. 

57. What are the calls of sodium sulphate? 

Ans. : (1) Discharge, vomit of bile or greenish water, 
tasting bitter; dark greenish or bilious stools; bad taste in 
mouth. 

(2) Tongue: Dirty greenish-gray or greenish brown; 
coating on root of tongue, with slime. 

(3) Pains: Dizziness and headache; violent pains in 
neck and back of head ; acute arthritis ; dull, sleepy, stupid in 
morning; lightning-like pains through the ears. 

(4) Signs: Yellow skin and eyes, urine looks like brick 
dust, clings to sides of vessel. Gout: Excessive secretion of 
liver. Vertigo, with giddiness, feeling of pressure and un- 
easiness in region of heart. Ague, Flu: All symptoms worse 
in morning and in damp weather. 

58. What are the calls for iron phosphate? 
Ans.: (1) Discharge: Bright red blood. 

(2) Tongue: Clean, red tongue; dark red and inflamed 
tongue. 

(3) Pains: Dull, heavy, bruising, throbbing, beating 
pains, generally accompanied by flushed face ; any place sore 
to the touch; any inflammation, burns, bruises, cuts or any 
irritation. 

(4) Signs: Nose bleed in anaemic people; anaemia. 
Hemorrhages from any part of the body; sleeplessness if from 
worrv or excitement. 



58 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

59. What are the calls for magnesium phosphate? 

Ans: (1) Discharge: Vomiting when caused by exces- 
sive pairi in stomach; belching of gas with short, sharp, nip- 
ping pain ; in all cases of diarrhoea or dysentery. 

(2) Tongue: Twitching of mouth and lips; spasmodic 
stammering ; constricted feeling of the throat. 

(3) Pains: Sharp, shooting, darting, spasmodic pains; 
neuralgic pains of spasmodic character. 

(4) Signs: Spasms, cramps, any jerkey, convulsive con- 
dition; yawning with straining of lower jaw; any condition 
where heat or rubbing relieves. 

60. What are the calls for silica? 

Ans.: (1) Discharge: A thick yellow matter; any dis- 
charge smelling like decayed flesh. 

(2) Tongue: Thick, hard tongue ; ulcers on tongue. 

(3) Pains: Toothache at night or from chilling of feet; 
gum boil ; headache when lumps about the size of a pea appear 
on scalp; any inflamation. 

(4) Signs: Worse at night and during full moon; 
worse from chilling feet ; tendency to boils in any part of body. 

61. Can a person drink tea, coffee, use tobacco or any 
kind of liquor, and eat much fresh meat (beef and pork) and 
rich pastries and expect mineral to keep him in normal health ? 

Ans.: No: mineral does not work miracles. Using these 
substances (they are not foods), only gives the body an extra 
amount of work to perform in breaking them up into particles 
which can be easier eliminated through the natural channels. 
A normal person can use these with moderation and not feel 
the effects. A diseased person should not use them. Use only 
foods you are sure contain the greatest amount of material 
necessary in the building of the fluids and tissues of the natural 
body. 

The sodiums taken in large doses act as a cathartic. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 



59 



Vital Blood 
Stream Minerals 



Bone and Muscle- 



Muscle and Nerve- 



Water 

Skin, Hair and Nails. 



HELPS 

Calcium Fluoride 
Calcium Phosphate 
Potassium Chloride 
Iron Phosphate 
( Calcium Fluoride 
J Calcium Phosphate 
[Calcium Sulphate 
Magnesium Phosphate 
Potassium Phosphate 
j Potassium Chloride 
[potassium Sulphate 
rSodium Phosphate 
J Sodium Chloride 
Sodium Sulphate 



Silica 



Eliminators. 



Colds. 



Pain. 



Nature's Surgeon 
and Assistant.. 



Fever. 



Acid. 



Liver. 



Calcium Sulphate, Solid Waste 
rWater 
\ Potassium Sulphate J Solid 
[Gas 

Sodium Sulphate, Water 

Potassium Phosphate 

Potassium Chloride 

Potassium Sulphate 
1 Iron Phosphate 

Sodium Chloride 
L Calcium Sulphate 

Potassium Phosphate 

Magnesium Phosphate 
1 1ron Phosphate 
[if swelling add Potassium Chloride 

J Silica 

{ Calcium Sulphate 

r Potassium Chloride 
J Iron Phosphate 

I Potassium Sulphate 

{Sodium Chloride 
Sodium Phosphate 
Sodium Sulphate 
fSodium Chloride 
Sodium Phosphate 
Sodium Sulphate 
Potassium Chloride 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 61 



REPERTORY 

HEAD SIGNS 

Asthma Conditions: Calciums, Potassiums, Sodiums. 
Bald Spot: Calciums. 

Blood Tumors, on head: Calcium Fluoride, Silica. 
Brain, anaemic: Potassiums, Calciums. 

Concussion: of: Potassiums, Iron Phosphate, Silica. 

To prevent dropsy of : Calciums, Sodiums. 

Violent pains at base of: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Silica. 

Water on: Calciums, Sodiums. 
Cold Applications Relieve: Iron Phosphate. 
Crawling Over Head With Cold Sensations: Calciums. 
Crusts, Yellow on Scalp : Calcium Sulphate, Potassium Chloride, 

Potassium Sulphate. 
Dandruff: Sodiums, Potassium Sulphate. 
Dilated Pupils: Potassium Phosphate. 
Dizziness, from cerebral causes : Potassium Phosphate. 
Fontanelles, delayed closure of: Calciums. 
Giddiness, with gastric derangement: Sodiums. 
Gone Sensation at Stomach: Potassium Phosphate. 
Hair, falling of: Potassium Sulphate, Silica, Calciums. 

Pulling causes pain: Iron Phosphate. 
Hawking of Thick White Mucus: Potassium Chloride. 
Inability To Hold Up Head: Calciums. 
Head, Cold to touch: Calcium Phosphate. 

Inability to hold up: Calciums. 

Involuntary shaking: Magnesium Phosphate, Potassium 
Phosphate. 

Rheumatic Pains: Sodiums, Magnesium Phosphate. 

Sore to Touch: Iron Phosphate. 

Pus: Calciums, Sulphate. 

Sweat on, of children: Calciums, Silica. 

Trembling of: Magnesium Phosphate, Potassium Phos- 
phate. 
Head: tumors on, new born infants: Calciums. 

Ulcerations on bony surface of : Calcium Fluoride. 

Ulcers on top of: Calciums, Silica. 
Headache, bruising, throbbing beating: Iron Phosphate. 

accompanied by: 

Chills up and down spine: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Cold feeling on head: Calciums. 

Confusion: Potassium. Phosphate, Silica. 

Constipation : Sodiums, Potassium Chloride. 

Drowsiness: Sodiums. 



62 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 



Dull heavy: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Feeling as if skull were too full: Sodiums. 

Frothy coating on tongue: Sodiums. 

Hysteria: Potassium, Phosphate. 

Inability for thought: Potassium, Phosphate. 

Intermittent and spasmodic pains : Magnesium, Phosphate. 

Loss of strength : Potassium, Phosphate, Calciums. 

Nodules on head: Silica. 

Pain in temples : Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Over eye: Iron Phosphate. 

In stomach: Sodiums. 

On top of head: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Profusion of tears: Sodiums. 
Prostrated feeling : Potassium, Phosphate. 
Restlessness and nervousness at puberty: Calciums. 
Rush of blood to head : Calciums. 
Headache, accompanied by sharp, shooting pains: Magnesium, 

Phosphate. 
Suffused eyes: Iron Phosphate. 
Tearful mood : Potassium, Sulphate. 
Thick white coating on tongue: Potassium Chloride, 

Sodiums. 
Unrefreshing sleep: Sodiums. 
Vomiting of frothy phlegm : Sodiums. 
Weariness: Potassium, Phosphate. 
Yawning and stretching: Potassium, Phosphate. 
After taking thick sour milk: Potassium, Phosphate, Cal- 
ciums, Sodiums. 
Aggravated by mental work: Calciums, Potassium Phos- 
phate. 

In evening: Potassium, Sulphate. 

Heated room: Potassium, Sulphate. 

Near sutures: Calciums. 

When alone: Potassium, Sulphate. 
From loss of sleep: Potassium, Phosphate. 

Mental work: Potassium, Phosphate. 
In nervous subjects: Potassium, Phosphate. 
Neuralgic: Potassium Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate. 

With humming in the ears: Potassium Phosphate, 

Iron Phosphate. 
Of girls at puberty: Sodiums, Calciums. 
Nervous character with illusions of light: Magnesium 

Phosphate. 
On awaking in morning: Sodiums. 
Crown of Head: Sodiums. 
Top of head, with pressure : Sodiums. 
With heat: Sodiums. 
Relieved by cheerful excitement: Potassium Phosphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 63 

Cool air: Potassum Sulphate. 

Rheumatic, evening aggravations: Potassium Sulphate. 
Sick, from sluggish action of liver: Potassium, Chloride. 

With bitter taste in mouth: Sodiums. 

Vomiting of acid sour fluids: Sodiums. 

Undigested food: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Mouth, bitter taste in: Sodiums. 
Neck, sharp pain in nap of: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Noises, in head when falling asleep : Potassium Phosphate. 
Nosebleed: Relieves: Iron Phosphate. 
Pain, aggravated by cold : Magnesium Phosphate. 

Relieved by cheerful excitement: Potassium Phosphate. 

Gentle motion: Potassium Phosphate. 

Heat: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Scalp, eruptions on: Silica. 

Inflammatory conditions of : Iron Phosphate. 

Nodules: Silica. 

Painful pustulation: Silica. 

Sensitiveness: Silica. 

Sore to touch : Silica, Iron Phosphate. 

Discharges: Calcium Sulphate, Silica. 

Tight sensations of : Calciums. 

White scales on: Sodiums, Potassium Chloride. 
Skull, thin and soft: Calciums. 
Sleeplessness: Potassium, Phosphate. 
Spasmodic signs and delirium: Iron Phosphate. 
Spinal Meningitis: Sodiums. 
Spirits: hopeless dejected: Sodiums. 
Sun Stroke: Sodiums. 
Tongue, dirty coating on: Sodiums. 

Greenish brown coating on back part of: Sodiums. 

Greenish gray coating on: Sodiums. 
Vertigo: Potassium Phosphate, Iron Phosphate. 
Vomiting of white phlegm : Potassium Chloride. 
Wounds with thick yellow discharge: Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 

MENTAL SIGNS 

Anxious about future : Calciums. 
Backwardness: Potassium Phosphate. 

Brain, congestion of, from any cause: Iron Phosphate, Potas- 
sium Chloride, Silica. 
Brain, rush of blood to, causing delirium : Iron Phosphate. 

Softening: Sodiums, Potassiums. 
Brain Fag: From over work: Potassium Phosphate. 
Cerehritis: Iron Phosphate. 
Children, crossness of: Potassium Phosphate. 

Crying and screaming: Potassium Phosphate. 

Peevish and fretful: Calciums. 



64 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Screaming of at night, during sleep : Potassium Phosphate. 

Somnambulism in : Potassium Phosphate. 
Delirium, accompanied by frothy appearing tongue: Sodiums. 

Muttering and wandering: Sodiums. 

During fever diseases: Potassium Phosphate, Iron Phos- 
phate, Sodiums. 

Low, in typhoid fever: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Potas- 
siums. 

Typhus fever : Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 

Tremens: Sodiums, Potassiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Depressed Spirits: Potassium Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate, 

Sodiums. 
Desires Solitude: Calciums. 
Despondent Moods: Sodiums, Silica. 
Discouraged Feelings: Sodiums. 
Dizziness: Iron Phosphate, Potassiums. 
Fainting of nervous sensitive persons: Potassium Phosphate. 

tendency to: Potassium Phosphate. 
Fits of crying : Potassium Phosphate. 

Laughing: Potassium Phosphate. 
Grasping at Imaginary Objects: Potassium Phosphate. 
Homesickness: Potassium Phosphate. 
Hopeless, with dejected spirits: Sodiums. 
Hyperaemia or too much blood: Iron Phosphate. 
Illusions, mental : Magnesium Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate. 
Impatience and Nervousness: Potassium Phosphate. 
Insanity: Potassiums, Sodiums, Calciums. 
Irritable: Potassium Phosphate. 
Irritation, due to biliousness: Sodiums. 
Life: disgusted with: Silica. 

Looks on dark side : Potassium Phosphate. 
Melancholy: Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate. 
Memory Poor: Calcium Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate, Mag- 
nesium Phosphate. 
Mental Abstraction: Silica. 

Mental Disorders, in general: Potassium Phosphate. 
Mind, wanders from one subject to another: Calciums. 
Moods, anxious: Potassium Phosphate. 

gloomy: Potassium Phosphate. 

Maniacal: Iron Phosphate. 
Over Strain from mental employment: Calciums, Potassiums. 
Puerperal Mania (from child birth) : Potassiums, Calciums. 
Self Abuse, mind weak in those practising : Calciums. 
Sensitiveness: Potassium Phosphate. 
Shyness: Potassium Phosphate. 
Sleeplessness: Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate, Magnesium 

Phosphate. 
Stupor: Sodiums. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 65 

Suicide, tendency to : Sodiums. 

with wildness and irritability: Sodiums. 
Thought, cannot concentrate: Calciums. 

difficulty of: Silica. 
Visions, haunted by, of the past : Potassium Phosphate. 
Weeps Easily: Sodiums. 
Worse after Disappointment: Calciums, Potassium Phosphate. 

Grief: Calciums, Photassium Phosphate. 

In damp weather: Sodiums. 
Worse, in morning: Sodiums. 

EYE SIGNS 

Acute Inflammation of Eyes: Iron Phosphate. 

Parts in eyes, worse from motion: Iron Phosphate. 

Parts in eyes, worse from use: Iron Phosphate. 
Agglutination of Lids in Morning: Sodiums. 
Asthenopia, Muscular: Sodiums, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Blurred Vision, after straining eye: Calcium Fluoride. 
Boils Around Eyelids : Silica. 
Burning of Lids: Sodiums. 
Cataract of Eye: Calciums. 

After suppressed foot sweats: Silica. 

Eruptions: Silica. 

Dimness of Crystalline Lens: Potassiums, Sodiums. 
Colors Before Eye: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Conjunctivitis, chronic, with blister like granulations on lids ^ 

Sodiums. 
Cornea, abscess of the, for pain : Iron Phosphate, Calciums. 

Blisters on: Sodiums. 

Crusts on eyelids, yellow: Potassium Sulphate. 

Inflammation of, with thick yellow discharge: Calciums, 
Iron Phosphate. 
Diplopia (double vision) : Magnesium Phosphate. 
Discharge, any kind : Potassium Sulphate. 

Drooping of Lids: Potassium Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Dry Inflammation of Eyes: Potassium Phosphate. 
Excited Appearance of Eyes: Potassium Phosphate. 
Eyes, Blood-shot: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Eye-Ball, Ache: Calciums. 

Pain relieved by resting of eyes: Calcium Fluoride. 
Eye Lids, specks of matter on : Potassium Chloride. 
Granulations on Eyelids: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 
Illusion of Sense of Sight: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Indurations around Eyelids: Silica. 

In Measles: Iron Phosphate, Silica. 
Lachrymal Ducts, disease of: Silica. 

Fistula of: Silica. 



66 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Occlusion of, from cold : Sodiums. 
Lachrymation, from weakness: Sodiums. 
On going into open air: Sodiums. 

When wind strikes eyes : Sodiums. 
Lachrymation, with fresh colds: Sodiums. 

Neuralgic pains in eye : Iron Phosphate, Magnesium Phos- 
phate. 
Lids, hot feeling of: Calcium Phosphate. 
Light, great tolerance of: Iron Phosphate, Calciums. 

Sensitive to artificial: Calcium Phosphate, Magnesium 
Phosphate. 
Neuralgic Pains in Eyes: Calcium Phosphate. 

Iron Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Optic Nerve, dullness of sight, from weakness of: Potassium 

Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Pupils Contracted: Magnesium Phosphate dilated during 

disease: Potassium Phosphate. 
Retinitis, in first stages of : Iron Phosphate. 

Third Stages: Calcium Sulphate. 

With Erudition: Potassium Chloride. 
Retina, paralysis of: Potassium Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate. 
Scrofulous, conditions of eyes : Sodiums, Silica. 

Subjects, inflammation of eyes: Silica, Phosphates. 
Smarting Secretions, with tears: Sodiums. 
Sparks before the eyes: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Spasms of eyelids: Calciums, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Spasmodic twitching of lids: Magnesium Phosphate, Calcium 

Phosphate. 
Squinting: Calcium Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate. 

After Diphtheria: Potassium Phosphate. 

Caused by irritation, from worms : Sodiums. 
Staring Appearence of Eyes: Potassium Phosphate. 

Sty on lid: Silica. 
Ulcers, deepseated of the cornea : Calcium Sulphate, Silica. 

Superficial, flat, arising from a vesicle: Potassium 
Chloride. 

EAR SIGNS 

Boils around external Ear : Silica, Calciums. 

Catarrh of Ear, causing deafness: Potassium Sulphate. 

Involving eustachian tubes: Sodiums, Potassium Sulphate. 
Middle Ear: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 
Crackling Noises in Ear on blowing nose: Sodiums, Potassium 

Chloride. 
Cutting Pains under Ear: Potassium Sulphate. 
Cystic Tumors Around Ear: Silica. 
Deafness, accompanied by evening aggravation: Potassium 

Sulphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 67 

Exhaustion of nervous system: Potassium Phosphate. 
Thick Yellow Discharge: Calcium Sulphate, Silica. 

From Inflammatory action: Iron Phosphate, Potassium 
Chloride. 

Swelling of eustachian tubes: Sodiums, Silica, Potassiums. 

External Ear: Potassium Sulphate. 

Thickening of drum membrane: Potassium Chloride, Iron 
Phosphate. 
Discharges, foul, offensive : Potassium Phosphate. 

Mixed with blood : Potassium Phosphate. 

Thick yellow, bloody: Calcium, Silica. 
Dullness of Hearing, from diseases of the auditory nerve fibres : 
Magnesium Phosphate. 

Swelling of tympanic cavity: Silica. 

With noises in head: Potassium Phosphate. 
Ear Affections, involving bones : Calciums. 

Periosteum: Calciums, Silica. 

With excessive secretion of saliva: Sodiums. 
Ears Swollen, burning, itching: Calcium Phosphate. 
Earache, accompanied by albuminous discharge: Calciums. 

Beating, throbbing pain: Iron Phosphate. 

Lightning like pain through ears: Sodiums. 
Earache, accompanied by swelling of eustachian tube: Potas- 
sium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 

Glands: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 

Tonsils: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 

Yellow, mattery, discharge: Potassium Sulphate, Silica. 

Aggravated by cold: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Damp Weather: Sodiums. 

Of nervous character: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Spasmodic Character: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Relieved by heat: Magnesium Phosphate. 
External Ear Swollen: Silica. 

Exudations From Ear, thick white and moist: Sodiums, Potas- 
sium Chloride. 
Glands Around Ear Swollen: Potassium Chloride, Calcium 
Sulphate, Iron Phosphate. 

Of Neck Swollen: Calcium Sulphate. 
Granulations Around Ear: Potassium Chloride. 
Noises in Ear and Head, with confusion : Potassium Phosphate. 

Like running water: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Otitis, for fever and pain: Iron Phosphate. 

Thick yellow discharge: Silica. 

Thin bright yellow, secretions : Potassium Sulphate. 
Otorrhoea, with caries of Mastoid : Silica. 
Outer Ear Sore and Scabby: Sodiums. 
Ulcerations of Ear: Potassium Phosphate. 



68 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 



NOSE SIGNS 

Bleeding From Nose in Delicate Person: Potassium Phosphate. 
Bleed, predisposition to, in anaemic person : Calciums, Sodiums, 

Potassiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Boils on Edge of Nostrils: Silica. 
Burning in Nose: Sodiums. 
Caries of Nasal Bones: Silica. 

Catarrh, accompanied by fever: Iron Phosphate, Potassium 
Sulphate, Sodiums. 

Acute or chronic slimy yellow, greenish discharge : Potas- 
sium Sulphate, Iron Phosphate. 

Aggravated in evening: Potassium Sulphate. 

Warm room: Potassium Sulphate. 

Chronic with discharges: Potassium Sulphate, Silica. 

Of anaemic person : Sodiums. 

With fetid discharge: Potassium Phosphate. 

Salty mucus: Sodiums. 

With stuffy sensations: Potassium Chloride. 
Cold in Head: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Sulphate, Calcium, 
Potassium Chloride. 

With Albuminous discharge: Calcium Phosphate. 

Mattery slimy discharge : Sodiums. 

Discharge watery: Sodiums. 
Diseases of Nose Affecting Bones: Calciums, Silica. 
Dryness of Nose, with scabbing : Sodiums, Silica. 
Edges of Nostrils Itch: Silica. 

Hawking and Spitting Constant: Calcium Phosphate. 
Hay Fever: Sodiums. 

Head, cold in, with yellow, creamy discharge : Sodiums. 
Influenza: with sneezing: Sodiums. 

Watery discharge from eyes and nose : Sodiums. 
Itching of Tip of Nose: Silica. 

The nose: Sodiums. 
Loss of Sense of Smell: Sodiums. 

Not from cold : Magnesium Phosphate. 
Nasal Catarrh: Sodiums. 

Polypi, large: Calcium Phosphate. 
Nose Inflamed at Edge of Nostrils: Silica. 

Swollen: Calciums. 
Ozaena, affecting periosteum: Silica. 

Submucous connective tissue : Silica. 

Syhilitic: Sodiums. 

Worse in damp weather: Sodiums. 

With offensive lumph discharge: Calciums, Potassiums, 
Silica. 

Foul odor : Silica, Potassiums Phosphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 69 

Perversion of Sense of Smell Not From Cold: Magnesium Phos- 
phate. 

Pharynx, dryness and rawness : Sodiums. 

Picks at Nose: Sodiums. 

Posterior Nares, dropping of watery salty secretions from: 
Sodiums, Calciums. 

Pus Changes to Green When Exposed to Light: Sodiums. 

Sneezing: Sodiums. 

Takes Cold Easily: Iron Phosphate, Calciums. 

Tip of Nose Red: Silica. 

Tongue Coated White or Grayish: Potassium Chloride. 

FACE SIGNS 

Anaemic Face: Calciums. 

Beard, Tender Pimples Under: Calcium Sulphate. 

With bloody secretions : Calcium Sulphate. 
Blotches on Face, Come and go suddenly: Sodiums. 
Cancer of Face: Potassium Sulphate. 
Caries of Bones of Jaw: Silica. 
Chaps of Lips: Calciums, Sodiums. 
Cheek Swoolen and Painful: Potassium Chloride. 
Chlorosis (anaemic pimples) : Sodiums. 
Creeping Pains in Face: Calciums. 

Dirty-Looking Face: Calciums, Sodiums, Potassiums, Iron Phos- 
phate. 
Eating, Perspiration of While: Sodiums. 

Erysipelas, for inflammation and pain: Iron Phosphate, Sod- 
iums, Potassiums. 
Face, bloated, without fever: Sodiums. 
Faceache, accompanied by constipation': Sodiums. 

Flow of tears: Sodiums. 

Rheumatic pains: Sodiums, Magnesium Phosphate. 

Small lumps on face: Silica. 

Vomiting of clear mucus: Sodiums. 

From swelling of cheek : Potassium Sulphate. 

Gum Boils: Potassium, Sulphate, Silica. 
Feeling of Coldness of Face: Calciums. 

Numbness of face: Calciums. 
Florid Complexion: Iron Phosphate. 
Freckles: Calciums. 

Frothy Bubbles at Edge of Tongue: Sodiums. 
Grinding Pains in Face: Magnesium Phosphate, Calciums. 
Growth on Cheek-Bones: Calciums. 
Hard Swelling on Cheeks, with toothache : Calciums. 
Headache, with flushed burning face : Iron Phosphate. 
Heat in Face: Calciums. 
Jaundiced Face: Sodiums. 



70 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Lightning-Like Pains in Face: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Necrosis of Bones of Jaw: Silica, Calciums. 
Neuralgia: Accompanied by flow of tears: Sodiums. 

Shifting pains: Magnesium Phosphate, Potassium Sul- 
phate.. 

Shooting pains: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Spasmodic pains: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Aggravated by being in heated room : Potassium Sulphate. 
Cold: Magnesium Phosphate. 

In evening: Potassium Sulphate. 

Touch: Magnesium Phosphate. 

From exhaustion of nervous system : Potassium Phosphate. 

Relieved by being in cold air: Potassium Sulphate. 

Hot applications: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Nodules on Face: Calcium Sulphate. 
Nose Cold: Calcium Phosphate. 
Osseus (or bony) lumps on jaw: Calcium Fluoride. 
Pains and Heat in Face: Iron Phosphate. 

Cold applications soothe: Iron Phosphate. 
Pale Face of Difficult Teething Children: Calciums. 
Pimples on Face, mattery: Calcium Sulphate, Silica, Sodiums. 

at age of puberty: Calciums Sulphate, Calcium Phosphate. 
Rheumatism of Face: Calciums, Sodiums. 

Worse at night: Calciums. 
Skin Cold and Clammy: Calciums. 
Sour Acid Risings: Sodiums. 
Swellings on Face: Calcium Sulphate. 

Tearing Pain in Face: Magnesium Phosphate, Calcium Phos- 
phate. 
Tongue Covered With Clear Mucus: Sodiums. 

Cream colored: Sodiums. 
Whiskers Fall Out: Sodiums. 
White About Nose and Mouth: Sodiums. 

MOUTH SIGNS 

Acid Taste in Mouth: Sodiums. 

Aphthae, with flow of saliva : Sodiums. 

Bad Taste in Mouth: Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate. 

In morning: Calcium Phosphate. 
Begins Speaking with Teeth Closed: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Bitter Taste in Mouth: Sodiums. 
Canker of Lips: Potassium Chloride. 

Mouth: Potassium Chloride, Sodiums. 
Catarrh of Mouth and Pharynx with watery discharges: Sod- 
iums. 
Constant Spitting of Frothy Mucus: Sodiums. 
Cracked Lips: Calcium Fluoride. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 71 

Creamy, Golden-Yellow Exudation From Tonsils and Pharynx: 

Sodiums. 

Creamy, yellow coating- at back part of roof of mouth : Sodiums. 

Disgusted Taste in Mouth in Morning: Calciums. 

Dryness of Upper Lip: Potassium Sulphate. 

Epithelial Cancer of Lips: Potassium Sulphate. 

Gangrenous Canker of Mouth: Potassium Phosphate. 

Glands and Gums Swollen: Potassium Chloride. 
Swelling of under tongue: Sodiums. 

Gums Hot, swollen and inflamed: Iron Phosphate. 

Hard Swelling on Jaw-Bones : Calcium Fluoride. 

Hawking, constant, of foul, slimy mucus from wind pipe and 
stomach: Sodium. 

Inflammation of SaKvary Glands, when secreting saliva : 
Sodiums. 

Lock Jaw: Calciums. Silica, Iron Phosphate, Magnesium Phos- 
phate. 

Mouth Full of Thick, greenish white, tenacious slime: Sodium. 

Purulent Secretions in Diseases of Mouth: Calcium Sulphate. 

Rawness of Mouth: Potassium Chloride. 

Saliva, excess of during diseases: Sodiums. 

Salivation: Sodiums. 

Skin Peels off in Large Flakes: Potassium Sulphate. 

Sour Taste in Mouth: Sodiums. 

Spasms, stammering: Magnesium Phosphate. Potassium Phos- 
phate. 

Speaks Slowly: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Stomatitis: Iron Phosphate. 

accompanied by bad taste in mouth: Potassium Phosphate. 
Fetid offensive breath: Potassium Phosphate. 

Suppuration (pus) of glands of mouth: Silica. 

Tetanic Spasms: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Thrush in Children: Potassium Chloride. 
With much saliva : Sodiums. 

Twitching, spasmodic of lips : Magnesium Phosphate, Calciums. 

Water Canker: Potassium Phosphate. 

TONGUE SIGNS 

Blister on Tip of Tongue: Sodiums, Calciums. 
Breath Offensive: Potassium Phosphate. 
Chronic Swelling of: Calciums. 
Clean and Red: Iron Phosphate. 

Cling to Roof of Mouth, feels as if it would: Potassium Phos- 
phate. 
Coating Clear Slimy, watery : Sodiums. 

dirty, greenish-gray on root : Sodiums. 

Golden-yellow, on back part of: Sodiums. 



72 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Grayish-white, of: Potassium Chloride. 

Like stale mustard: Potassium Phosphate. 

Moist, creamy on back part: Sodiums. 

Yellow and slimy: Potassium Sulphate. 
Cracked Appearance: Calcium Fluoride. 
Dark Red and Inflamed: Iron Phosphate. 
Dry In Morning: Potassium Phosphate. 
Dryish Or Slimy: Potassium Chloride. 
Dryness Of, in low fevers, with watery discharge from bowels : 

Sodiums. 
Frothy Bubbles On Edge Of: Sodiums. 
Hardening Of: Silica. 

Induration Of, after inflammation : Silica, Calcium Fluoride. 
Inflammation Of, for swelling: Iron Phosphate, Potassium 
Chloride. 

With Exhaustion: Potassium Phosphate. 

When Suppurating: Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 
Numbness Of: Calcium Phosphate. 
Pimples On Tip: Calciums. 

Swollen: Potassium Chloride, Calcium Phosphate, Iron Phos- 
phate. 
Stiffness of: Calcium Phosphate. 
Ulcers On: Silica. 

TEETH SIGNS 

Children Grind Teeth During Sleep: Sodiums. 

Convulsions During Cutting of Teeth: Magnesium Phosphate, 

Iron Phosphate. 
Cramps During Teething: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Decay of Teeth as Soon as They Appear: Calcium Phosphate. 
Enamel: Brittle: Calcium Fluoride. 

Rough and thin: Calcium Fluoride. 
Gastric Derangements During Teething: Sodiums. 
Gums Bleed Easily: Potassium Phosphate. 

Pale: Calcium Phosphate. 

Predisposition of, to bleed: Potassium Phosphate. 
Gum-Boil on Jaw: Silica. 

Before pus begins to form: Potassium Chloride. 
Infants, Teething Of, with drooling: Sodium Chloride. 
Nervous Chattering of Teeth: Potassium Phosphate. 
Neuralgia Of Teeth: Sodiums. 
Rapid Decay of Teeth: Calciums. 
Retarded Teething: Calciums. 
Seam, Bright Red on Gums: Potassium Phosphate. 
Sockets, Teeth Loose In: Calcium Fluoride, Sodiums. 
Teeth Sensative To Cold Air: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Touch : Magnesium Phosphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 73 

Tender, due to looseness: Calciums. 
Toothache, accompanied by deepseated pain in periosteum: 
Silica. 

Ulceration: Silica. 

After exhaustion: Potassium Phosphate. 

Mental labor: Potassium Phosphate. 

Aggravated by being in warm room : Potassium Sulphate. 

Hot liquids: Iron Phosphate. 

In evening: Potassium Sulphate. 

Motion: Iron Phosphate. 

From Chilling feet: Silica. 

From loss of sleep : Potassium Phosphate. 

In nervous subjects: Potassium Phosphate, Magnesium 
Phosphate. 

Relieved by being in open air: Potassium Sulphate. 

Cold Applications: Iron Phosphate. 

Liquids: Iron Phosphate. 

Hot applications: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Ulcerations of Roots of Teeth: Calciums Sulphate. 

With swelling gums and cheek: Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 

THROAT SIGNS 

Clergymens Sore Throat: Iron Phosphate. 

Catarrh : Calciums, Sodiums, Potassiums, Silica, Iron Phosphate. 

Choking on Attempting to Swallow: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Constricted Feeling Of: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Croup in Last Stages: Potassium Phosphate, Potassium 

Chloride. 
Deglutition (swallowing) painful: Calciums. 
Diphtheria: Potassiums, Calciums, Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Gangrenous Conditions Of: Potassium Phosphate. 
Dry Red and Inflamed : Iron Phosphate. 
Enlargement Of: Calciums, Sodiums. 
Glands Painful, aching: Calcium Phosphate. 
Goitre: Silica, Calciums, Potassiums, Sodiums. 
Hoarseness, constant: Calciums, Iron Phosphate. 
Inflammation of Mucous Membrane: Sodiums. 
Larynx, burning and soreness: Calciums. 

closing of, by spasms: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Loss of Voice: Potassium Chloride. 

From strain: Iron Phosphate. 
Lump In, on swallowing: Sodiums. 
Mumps: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 

With swelling of testicles : Potassium Chloride. 
Neck: Thin, with Chlorotic conditions: Sodiums. 
Nervous, Prostration, In Diseases Of: Potassium Phosphate. 

Quinsy, acute and chronic : Potassium Chloride, Silica, Iron 



74 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Phosphate, Calcium Sulphate. 
Raw feeling in : Sodiums. 
Relaxed condition of blood vessels: Calciums. 
Scraping of, when talking: Calcium Phosphate. 
Sticking pain in, on swallowing : Calcium Phosphate. 

Shrill Voice: Magnesium Phosphate, Potassium Phos- 
phate. 
Singer's sore throat: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 
Speech, slow, indicating paralysis: Potassium Phosphate. 
Spasms of Threat: Magnesium Phosphate, Potassium Phos- 
phate. 
Spasms of Throat: Magnesium Phosphate, Potassium Phos- 
phate. 
Spasmodic Cough: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Suppuration (pus) in throat: Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 
Thirst With Dry Mouth and Tongue: Calciums. 
Tonsils, enlargement: Calciums, Sodiums, Potassiums, Silica, 

Iron Phosphate. 
Tonsilitis, after pus has begun: Same as tonsils. 
Ulcerations, with discharge: Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 
Ulcerated Throat, with Fever and Pain: Iron Phosphate, Potas- 
sium Chloride, Calcium Sulphate, Silica. 
Vocal Cords Paralysis of: Potassium Phosphate. 
Windpipe, Spasmodic Closing of: Magnesium Phosphate. 

GASTRIC SIGNS 

Acid Drinks Aggravate: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Appetite Not Satisfied: Potassium Phosphate. 
Belching Brings Back Taste of Food: Iron Phosphate. 

Wind relieves: Calcium Phosphate. 
Bilious Colic: Sodiums, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Biliousness From Too Much Bile: Sodiums. 
Bitter Taste in Mouth: Sodiums. 

Bloated Stomach Feels: Calcium Phosphate, Magnesium Phos- 
phate. 
Neuralgia of Stomach: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Blood, Vomit of Dark: Clotted: Potassium Chloride. 

Bright red : Iron Phosphate. 
Burning Stomach: Calcium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, 

Iron Phosphate. 
Clear Frothy Transparent Coating on Tongue: Sodiums. 
Coffee-Ground Vomit: Sodiums. 
Cold Drink Relieves: Iron Phosphate. 

Aggravate: Calcium Phosphate, Magnessium Phosphate. 
Constipation, With Water Brash: Sodiums. 
Craving of Salt or Salty Foods: Sodiums. 
Distress About Heart: Potassium Phosphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 75 

Dizziness: Sodiums. 

Dread of Hot Drinks: Potassium Sulphate. 

Dyspepsia: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Silica. 

Eating, Pain After: Sodiums. 

Eructations: Silica. 

Evacuations, Bilious Green: Sodiums. 

Excessive Saliva: Sodiums. 

Eyeballs, Yellow: Sodiums. 

Eyes, Large and Protruding: Potassium Chloride. 

Food Aggravates: Calcium Phosphate. 

Causes pain: Sodiums. 

Distresses: Calcium- Phosphate. 

Persistent vomiting of: Iron Phosphate. 
Fullness at Pit of Stomach: Potassium Sulphate. 
Gastric Derangement Causing Gas: Sodiums. 
Gastritis: Sodiums. 

Catarrh: Potassiums, Calciums, Iron Phosphate. 
Gone Sensation in Stomach: Potassium Phosphate. 
Heart Burn: Silica, Iron Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate. 
Hiccough: Magnesium Phosphate, Iron Phosphate, Calcium 

Phosphate. 
Hungry Feeling After Eating: Potassium Phosphate. 
Indigestion, with griping pains: Magnesium Phosphate, 

Potassium Chloride, Sodiums. 
Jaundice, from vexation : Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate. 
Lead Colic: Sodiums. 

Liver: Sodiums, any condition with Potassium Chloride. 
Lump, food lies in: Calcium Phosphate. 

Milk, infants vomit curdled : Calcium Phosphate, Sodium Phos- 
phate. 
Morning Sickness : Sodiums. 
Nausea, with sour risings : Sodiums. 
Neuralgia of Stomach: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Nurse, constant desire to : Calcium Phosphate. 
Pain After Eating: Sodiums, Calciums. 
Pastry Disagrees: Potassium Chloride. 
Pressure in Pit of Stomach: Potassium Sulphate. 
Pylorus Pus of: Silica. 
Remittent Pain: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Right Shoulder Blade, Pain Under: Potassium Chloride. 
Salty Taste in Mouth: Sodiums. 
Sick Headache: Sodiums. 
Skin Dry and Hot: Potassium Sulphate. 
Sour Acid Risings: Sodiums. 
Spasmodic Pain: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Spasms of Stomach, with griping : Magnesium Phosphate. 
Stomach, Sore to Touch: Calcium Phosphate, Iron Phosphate. 
Stomach, Accompanied by Exhaustion: Potassium Phosphate. 



76 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Loose evacuations: Iron Phosphate. 

After fevers: Potassium Phosphate. 

From acidity of stomach : Sodiums. 

Chill: Iron Phosphate. 

Worms: Sodiums. 
Temperature Arising in Evening: Potassium Sulphate. 
Thirst Great: Sodiums. 
Thirstlessness : Potassium Phosphate. 
Tongue, clean: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Ulcers of Stomach: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Silica, Calciums. 
Vomiting, after cold drinks: Calciums. 

Bile: Sodiums. 

Bright red blood : Iron Phosphate. 
Vomiting dark clotted blood: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phos- 
phate. 

Fluids like coffee-grounds: Sodiums. 

From stomach: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Greenish water : Sodiums. 

Sour acid fluids: Sodiums. 

Thick phlegm: Potassium Chloride. 

Undigested food: Iron Phosphate, Calcium Fluoride. 

Watery: Sodiums. 
Water Brash, with constipation : Sodiums. 
Water Gathers in Mouth: Sodiums. 
Yellow Slimy Coated Tongue: Potassium Sulphate. 

ABDOMEN AND STOOL SIGNS 

Abdomen Bloated: Potassium Sulphate, Magnesium Phos- 
phate. 

Cold to touch : Potassium Sulphate. 

Cutting pains: Sodiums, Magnesium Phosphate, Iron 
Phosphate. 

Cutting pains : Sodiums, Magnesium Phosphate, Iron Phos- 
phate. 

Sunken: Calciums. 

Swollen: Potassium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 

Tender: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 
Acidity of Stomach: Sodiums. 
Anus, itching at: Sodiums, Calcium Fluoride. 
. . Anus, pain in : Calcium Fluoride, Sodiums. 
Belching Wind: Magnesium Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate. 
Bilious Evacuations: Sodiums. 
Bowels, loose in old people : Sodiums. 

Sore and Tender: Iron Phosphate. 
Burning Pain in Rectum : Sodiums. 
Cholera, rice water stool: Potassium Phosphate. 
Colic from sudden changes : Potassium Sulphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 77 

Of Infants, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Constant Urging to Stool: Potassium Chloride. 
Constipation, accompanied by drowsiness: Sodiums. 

Dull, heavy headache: Sodiums. 

Profusion of Tears: Sodiums. 

Vomit of frothy mucus : Sodiums. 

During Consumption: Calcium Sulphate. 

Light colored stool : Potassium Chloride. 

Of old people and infants: Calcium Phosphate. 
Crest of Ileum, pain above: Potassium Sulphate. 
Delirious: Potassium Phosphate. 
Depression of Nerves: Potassium Phosphate. 
Diarrhoea, after fatty foods: Potassium Chloride. 

Alternated with constipation: Sodiums. 

Causes soreness and smarting: Sodiums. 

From eating green corn : Calcium Phosphate. 

In teething children: Calciums. 

Of children: Sodiums. 

Of schoolgirls: Calciums. 

Pus like, slimy: Calcium Sulphate. 

Putrid foul: Potassium Phosphate, Silica. 

Stool frothy: Sodiums. 

Watery: Magnesium Phosphate, Sodiums. 

With dark greenish stool: Sodiums. 

Straining: Sodiums. 
Dryness of Tongue: Potassium, Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Duodenum, catarrh of the: Potassium Chloride. 
Dysentary with Sharp Griping .Pains: Potassium Chloride, 

Magnesium Phosphate. 
Feces, inability to expel : Calcium Fluoride. 
Fissures of Anus: Calcium Phosphate, Calcium Fluoride. 
Fistulae Without Pain: Calcium Phosphate. 
Flatulence (gas), with pain in left side: Potassium Phosphate. 
Flatulence (gas), colic: Sodiums. 

Flatus, (gas) passing of much: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Food, child craves, it should not eat : Calicum Phosphate. 
Frequent Calls to Stool, No Passage: Calcium Phosphate, Po- 
tassium Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Gnawing in Bowels: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Heart distress about: Potassium Phosphate. 
Heat in Lower Bowels : Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Hemorrhoids, accompanied by albuminous discharge: Calcium, 

Constipation: Sodiums. 

Cutting pains: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Dark, thick blood: Potassium Chloride. 

Flow bright red blood: Iron Phosphate. 

In anaemic persons: Calciums. 
Inf lamation of Bowels, first stage : Iron Phosphate. 



78 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Jaundice From Chill: Potassium Chloride. 
Jelly-Like Masses of Mucus: Sodiums. 
Legs, drawing up: Magnessium Phosphate. 
Liver, Abscess of: Silica. 

With purulent discharge: Calcium Sulphate. 

Congestion of: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 

Induration of: Silica. 

Irritable, after mental strain: Sodiums, Potassium Phos- 
phate. 
Liver, pains in region of : Potassium Chloride. 

Sensitive: Sodiums. 

Sharp, shooting pains in : Sodiums. 

Sluggish: Potassium Chloride. 

Sore to touch : Sodiums. 
Naval, pain near : Calcium Phosphate. 

Neuralgia of Bowels: Magnesium Phosphate, Calcium Phos- 
phate. 

Rectum: Calciums. 
Nurses, child cries when it: Calcium Phosphate. 
Offensive Stools: Calciums, Potassium Phosphate. 
Pains, relieved by pressure: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Rubbing: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Warmth: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Peritonitis, first stage : Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 
Piles, accompanied by bleeding, bright red blood: Calciums, 
Potassiums, Sodiums, Silica. 

Protruding: Calciums, Iron Phosphate, Silica. 
Prolapsus Recti: Potassium, Phosphate Calcium Fluoride. 
Rectum, pain in: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Right Shoulder Blade, pains under: Potassium Chloride. 
Sleep, restless: Sodiums. 

Sore Crack near end of Bowel : Calcium Fluoride. 
Stools, constant urging to: Potassium Chloride, Sodiums. 

Dry and hard: Sodiums 

Expelled with force: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Fetid and very offensive : Silica. 

Foul, putrid odor of: Potassium Phosphate. 
Stools, green, sour smelling: Sodiums. 

Hot and offensive: Calciums, Potassium Phosphate. 

Loose in morning: Sodiums. 

Pains after: Calcium Phosphate. 

Pale yellow, clay colored: Potassium Chloride. 

Pure blood: Potassium Phosphate. 

Pus and blood, with: Calcium Sulphate, Silica. 

Rice-water Potassium Sulphate. 

Slimy, green, undigested: Calciums. 

Undigested, watery: Iron Phosphate. 

With straining : Potassium Chloride. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 79 

Sulphureous Odor of Gas from Bowels: Potassium Sulphate 

Summer Complaint: Calciums. 

Swelling of Abdomen: Potassium Chloride. 

Torn Feeling after Stool: Sodiums. 

Tyhplitis: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Typhoid, evening rise of temperature in: Potassium Sulphate. 

Ulceration of Bowels: Potassium Phosphate, Calciums. 

Vomiting of Bile: Sodiums. 

Curdled masses: Sodiums. 
Weakness of Bowels: Sodiums. 

Muscles of abdomen: Sodiums. 
Worms, with indigestion: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Worse after Change of Weather: Calciums, Silica. 

At night : Calciums. 

URINARY ORGANS 

Albuminous Urine: Potassium Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate. 
Bladder, catarrh of when secreting watery, transparent fliud: 

Sodiums. 

Chronic inflammation of: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phos- 
phate. 
Burning after Urinating: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 

Pain over kidneys: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Cystitis, Chronic : Phosphate Chloride. 
Blood Passing from Uretha: Potassium Phosphate. 
Brick Dust Sediment in Urine: Sodiums. 

Bright's Disease: Calciums, Potassiums, Sodiums. Iron Phos- 
phate, Silica. 
Constant urging to Urinate: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Cutting Pains after Urinating: Sodiums. 

Pains at neck of bladder: Calcium Phosphate. Iron Phos- 
phate, Potassium Chloride. 
Diabetes: Sodiums, Calciums, Potassiums, Iron Phosphate, Mag- 
nesium Phosphate, Silica. 
Enuresis of Children: Potassium Phosphate, Sodiums, Iron 

Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 
Excessive Flow of Watery Urine: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 

Secretions of urine, when diabetic: Sodiums. 
Frequent Urging to Urinate: Calciums, Iron Phosphate, Sod- 
iums. 
Gravel in Bilious Persons: Sodiums. 

Pain while passing: Sodiums, Magnesium Phosphate. 

Sediment in urine: Sodiums, Calciums. 

With gouty symptoms : Sodiums. 
Highly Colored Urine: Calciums, Iron Phosphate. 

With feverish smell: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Hunger voracious: Potassium Phosphate. 



80 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Inability to retain urine, from nervous debility: Potassium 
Phosphate. 

Incontinence from Paralysis of Sphincter: Potassium Phos- 
phate. 
Weakness of Sphincter: Iron Phosphate, Magnesium 
Phosphate. 

Increase in Quantity of Urine: Calcium Phosphate. 

Lithia Deposit in Urine: Sodiums. 

Nephritis, first stage: Iron Phosphate. 
Second stage: Potassium Chloride. 
Third stage : Silica. 

Phosphatic Deposit in Urine: Calcium Sulphate. 

Polyuria: Sodiums. 

Rheumatism, with dark red urine: Iron Phosphate. 

Sandy Deposits in Urine: Sodiums. 

Sharp Shooting Pains at Neck of Bladder: Calciums, Iron 
Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Sleeplessness: Potassium Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate, 
Iron Phosphate. 

Smarting on Urinating: Iron Phosphate. 

Sore Pain Over Kidneys: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Spasmodic Retention of Urine: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Spasms of Bladder, with pain — 

Spasms of Bladder, with painful straining — Magnesium Phos- 
phate, Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 
Urethea, with painful straining : Magnesium Phosphate, 
Iron Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate. 

Stone, to prevent reformation of: Calcium Phosphate. 

Uric Acid Deposist: Potassium Chloride. 

Urine Frequently Scalding: Potassium Phosphate. 
Suppression of, through heat: Iron Phosphate. 

MALE SEXUAL ORGANS 

Albuminous Discharge from Urethra: Calcium Phosphate. 
Bubo, for soft swelling of : Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 
With Saniuos, Purulent discharge: Calcium, Sulphate, 

Silica. 
Condylomata, of syphilitic origin : Sodiums. 
Discharge of Prostatic Fluid: Sodiums 
Dropsy of Testicles: Calciums. 

Gleet yellow, slimy discharge: Potassium, Sulphate. 
Gonorrhoea: Potassiums, Calciums, Sodiums, Silica, Magnesium 

Phosphate. 
Hardening of Testicle: Calcium Fluoride. 
Hydrocele: Calcium Phosphate, Sodiums, Silica. 
Inflammation of Prostate Gland: Iron Phosphate, Potassium, 

Chloride, Silica. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 81 

Inguinal Hernia: Calciums, Sodiums, Potassiums, Silica, Mag- 
nesium, Phosphate. 
Irritation of Prostate Gland: Iron Phosphate. 
Masturbation: Calciums, Sodiums, Potassiums, Silica, Magnes- 
ium Phosphate. 
Orchitis: Iron Phosphate, Calciums. 

From suppressed gonorrhoea: Potassium Chloride, Cal- 
cium Phosphate. 
Phagedenic Chancres: Potassium Phosphate. 
Prostate Gland: Abscess of: Calciums, Potassium Chloride, 
Preputial Oedema: Sodiums. 

Silica. 
Scrotum Itches: Calciums, Silica. 

Relaxed: Calcium Phosphate. 

Soreness: Calcium Phosphate, Iron Phosphate. 

Sweating of: Calcium Phosphate, Silica. 
Seminal Emissions. With Dreams: Sodiums. 
Sexual Desires, irregularity of: Sodiums. 
. . Syphilis, chronic, with hardening and discharge from tissues . 
Silica. 

Serious discharge: Sodiums. 

White Discharge: Potassium Chloride. 

Evening aggravation: Potassium Sulphate, Calciums, 

Potassium, Phosphate. 
Varicocele: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 

FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS 

Abscess of Labia: Silica. 

Aching in Uterus: Calciums. 

Ameuorroea: With depression: Potassium Phosphate. 

Anteversion: Calcium Fluoride. 

Ball Rising in Throat: Potassium Phosphate. 

Colic in Nervous, lachrymose women: Potassium Phosphate, 

Magnessium Phosphate. 
Discharge, deep red or blackish red : Potassium Phosphate. 

Scalding, smarting : Sodiums. 

Sickening: Sodiums. 

Sour Smelling: Sodiums. 

Thick, white bland: Potassium Chloride. 
Discharge, thin, with offensive odor : Potassium Phosphate. 
Displacement of Uterus: Calcium Fluoride, Calcium Phosphate, 

Potassium Phosphate. 
Dragging in Groin: Calcium Fluoride. 

Small of Back: Calcium Fluoride, Sodiums. 
Dryness of Vagina: Sodiums. 
Dysmenorrhoea: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Labor like pains during: Magnesium Phosphate. 



82 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

To prevent: Iron Phosphate. 

With Congestion: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 

Vomiting of undigested food: Iron Phosphate. 
Gonorrhoea: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate, Calciums, 

Sodiums, Silica. 
Hysteric Fits of Crying : Potassium Phosphate. 
Inflammation of Uterus: Iron Phosphate. 

Vagina: Iron Phosphate. 
Leucorrhoea, accompanied by albuminous discharge : Calciums. 

Milky- white, non-irritating discharge : Potassium Chloride. 

Rawness and itching of parts : Sodiums. 

Scalding, acrid discharge: Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate. 

Thick, yellow, bloody discharge: Calcium Sulphate. 

Any discharge: Sodiums. 

Greenish discharge: Potassium Sulphate. 
Listlessness: Calciums, Potassiums. 
Menstruation, accompanied by acrid leucorrhoea: Calcium 

Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Bearing down pains: Calcium Fluoride. 

Cold extremities: Calciums, Iron Phosphate, Potassium 
Chloride. 
Colic: Sodiums, Potassiums, Magnesium Phosphate. 
Constipation: Silica, Sodiums. 

Excitableness : Potassium Phosphate. 

Fetid sweating of feet: Silica. 

Flushed face : Iron Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate. 

By frontal headache: Sodiums. 

Fullness in Abdomen: Potassium Sulphate. 
Headache: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate. 

Hysteria: Potassium Phosphate. 

Icy coldness of body : Silica. 

Increased sexual desire: Calcium Phosphate. 
Menstruation, accompanied by labor-like pains : Calcium Phos- 
phate, Magnesium Phosphate. 

Leucorrhoea: Sodiums. 

Morning diarrhoea: Sodiums. 

Nervousness: Potassium Phosphate. 

Pains in back: Calcium Phosphate. 

Sadness: Sodiums. 

Weeping: Sodiums. 

Weight in abdomen: Potassium Sulphate. 

Delayed, in young girls: Sodiums. 

Repressed: Potassium Chloride. 

Retarded: Potassium Chloride. 

Thin watery blood : Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate. 

Too frequent: Calcium Phosphate. 

Too late: Sodium Chloride, Potassium Sulphate, Potas- 
sium Phosphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 83 

Profuse: Potassium Chloride, Calcium Fluoride, Potas- 
sium Phosphate. 
Menstrual Flow, bright red blood : Iron Phosphate. 

Dark Clotted, black blood: Potassium Chloride. 

Stringy and Fibrous: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Menstruation of Pale, nervous, sensitive women: Potassium 

Phosphate. 
Metritis: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 
Metrorrhagia From Standing in Water: Silica. 
Ovaralgia: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Pains Precede Monthly Flow: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Pudenda, burning and itching of: Silica. 
Retroversion: Calcium Fluoride. 
Sexual Desire Increased: Calcium Phosphate. 

Intercourse painful: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Sterility Due To Acid Secretions: Sodiums. 
Sticking Pains in Vagina : Sodiums. 
Thighs, pain extends to : Calcium Fluoride. 

Ulceration of Cervix Uteri: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phos- 
phate, Silica. 
Uterine Secretions: Acid: Sodiums. 

Creamy, yellow: Sodiums. 

Watery: Sodiums. 

Weakness: Calcium Phosphate, Calcium Fluoride, Potas- 
sium Phosphate. 
Uterus Hard, like stone: Calcium Fluoride. 

Relaxed and Flabby: Calcium Fluoride. 
Vagina, weakness of after urinating: Sodiums. 

Smarting of after urinating: Sodiums. 
Vaginal Secretions, acid: Sodiums. 
Vaginismus: Iron Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate. 

With dryness: Sodiums. 
Vulva, itching of: Sodiums, Calcium Phosphate. 

PREGNANCY 

Aching in Limbs During: Calcium Phosphate. 
After Pains: Iron Phosphate. 

When too weak: Calcium Fluoride. 
Bitter Taste in Mouth: Sodiums. 
Brain Function Perverted: Potassium Phosphate, Potassium 

Chloride. 
Contract, uterus does not: Calcium Fluoride. 
Convulsions: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Expuslive Efforts, excessive: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Fistulous Ulcers of Breast: Silica. 
Hard Knots in Breast: Calrium Fluoride, Potassium Chloride, 

Silica. 



84 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Hemorrhage: Calcium Fluoride, Iron Phosphate. 
Labor Pains, feeble : Potassium Phosphate. 

Ineffectual: Potassium Phosphate. 

Spasmodic: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Spurious : Potassium Phosphate. 

With Cramps in Legs: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Spasmodic Twitching: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Tedious, from weakness : Potassium Phosphate. 
Lacerations, to aid in healing : Iron Phosphate. 
Mania: Potassium Chloride, Potassium Phosphate. 
Mania: Potassium Chloride, Potassium Phosphate. 
Mastitis, first stage, for fever: Iron Phosphate. 

For Swelling, before pus forms: Potassium Chloride. 

To Control pus: Silica. 

With brown, dirty, offensive discharge: Potassium Phos- 
phate, Calcium, Sulphate, Silica. 
Milk, salty: Sodiums. 

Watery: Sodiums. 
Miscarriage in Weak Subjects: Potassium Phosphate. 
Morning Sickness: Potassium Chloride. 

Accompanied by Sour, Acid Vomiting: Iron Phosphate, 
Sodiums. 
Nausea, with sour risings : Sodiums. 
Nipples, sore : Calcium Phosphate, Iron Phosphate. 
Nurse, child refuses to: Calcium Phosphate. 
Nursing, debility from long : Calcium Phosphate. 
Puerperal (child birth) fever: Potasium Phosphate, Potassium 

Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 
Septic Poisons: Potassium Chloride, Potassium Phosphate. 
Vomiting, frothy phlegm: Sodiums. 

Sour, curdled milk: Calciums Phosphate. 

Watery phlegm: Sodiums. 

White phlegm: Potassium Chloride. 

RESPIRATORY ORGANS 

Abscess of Lungs: Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 
Absence of Expectoration: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Aching in Chest: Calcium Phosphate. 
Anaemic Persons, cough of: Calcium Phosphate. 
Asthma, Accompanied by belching of gas: Magnesium Phos- 
phate. 

Constructive Cough: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Difficult Expectoration: Calcium Fluoride. 

Expectoration of frothy, watery mucus: Sodiums. 

Tiny, yellow lumps: Potassium Chloride. 

Gastric Derangements: Potassium Chloride. 

Greenish, purpulent expectoration : Sodium Sulphate. 

By labored breathing: Potassium Phosphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 85 

Loose evaculations in morning: Sodiums. 

Pain in chest : Magnesium Phosphate. 
Asthma, accompanied by soreness in chest: Iron Phosphate. 
Breath, short of, from asthma: Potassium Phosphate. 

Worse from motion: Potassium Phosphate. 
Breathing, hurried, at beginning of disease : Iron Phosphate. 
Bronchial Asthma: Potassium Sulphate, Potassium Phosphate. 
Bronchitis, first stage: Iron Phosphate, Calcium Sulphate, 

Sodiums. 
Catch in Breath: Iron Phosphate. 
Children, Cough of teething: Calcium Phosphate. 
Chronic Coughs: Calciums Phosphate. 
Cold in Chest: Iron Phosphate. 
Congestion of Lungs: Iron Phosphate. 
Constant Spitting of Frothy Water: Sodiums. 
Construction of Chest: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Consumption, bloody, mattery expectoration: Iron Phosphate, 

Sodiums, Potassium, Calciums, Silica. 
Convulsive Fits of Coughing: Magnesium, Phosphate. 
Cough, better in cool open air: Potassium Sulphate. 

Hard Dry : Iron Phosphate. 

Irritating and Painful : Iron Phosphate. 

Pain in Chest from : Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 

With Headache: Sodiums. 

With Hectic Fever: Calcium Sulphate. 

Lachrymation : Sodiums. 

Mattery Sputa: Calcium Sulphate. 
Cough, Worse in Evening: Potassium Sulphate. 

Warm Room: Potassium Sulphate. 
Countenance, pale, livid: Potassium Phosphate. 
Croup, first stage, for fever signs : Iron Phosphate. 

For exudations: Potassium Chloride. 

Last Stage :Potassium Phosphate, Calcium, Sulphate. 
Croupy Hoarseness: Potassium Chloride, Potassium Sulphate. 
Debility: Silica, Calcium Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Exhaustion: Potassium Phosphate. 
Expectoration. Albuminious: Calcium Phosphate. 

Difficult: Sodiums, Potassium Chloride. 

Slips Back: Potassium Sulphate. 

Streaked with blood: Iron Phosphate. 
Thick, yellow, green pus : Silica. 

Watery : Sodiums. 

Yellow, green slimy: Potassium Sulphate. 
Extreme Weakness: Potassium Phosphate. 
Eyes, protruded appearance of: Potassium Chloride. 
Flow of Tears: Sodiums. 
Glottis, spasm of: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Gurgling of Mucus in Chest: Potassium, Sulphate. 



S6 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Harsh Breathing: Sodiums. 

Hawking, to clear throat: Calcium Phosphate. 

Hay Asthma, for depression: Potassium Phosphate. 

Hectic Fever: Silica. 

Hemorrhage, bright red, from lungs: Iron Phosphate. 

Hoarseness from Cold: Potassium Chloride. 

Over exertion of voice: Calcium Phosphate. 

Of Speakers: Iron Phosphate. 
Inflammations, in first stage: Iron Phosphate. 
Loss of Voice: Potassium Chloride. 
Loud, noisy cough: Potassium Chloride. 
Milky Sputa: Potassium Chloride. 
Moaning During Sleep: Potassium Phosphate. 
Must Go in Open Air for Relief: Potassium Sulphate. 

Set up, in asthma: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Nervous Depression: Potassium Phosphate. 
Night Sweats About Head: Calcium Phosphate, Silica, Sodiums. 

Profuse: Silica. 
Oedema of Lungs: Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate. 
Oppression: Iron Phosphate. 
Pain in Side: Iron Phosphate. 
Paralysis of Vocal Cords: Potassium Phosphate. 
Pleurisy, after effusion: Potassium Chloride. 
Pneumonia, first stage : Iron Phosphate. 

Second stage: Calcium Sulphate, Sodiums, Potassium, 
Sulphate. 
Prostration: Calcium Fluoride, Potassium Phosphate. 
Pus Forms in Cavity of Lungs: Calcium Sulphate. 

Spreads out: Calcium, Sulphate, Silica. 
Rales in Chest: Potassium Chloride. 
Rattling in Chest: Potassium, Chloride, Sodiums. 
Rheumatic Pains in Lungs: Calcium Phosphate. 
Rise of Temperature in Evening in Consumption: Potassium 

Sulphate, Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 
Sharp Pains in Chest: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Sighing During Sleep: Potassium Phosphate. 
Soreness of Chest: Iron Phosphate. 

Spasmodic Cough: Magnesium Phosphate,, Potassium, Phos- 
phate, Potassium Chloride. 

At night: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Worse lying down: Magnessium Phosphate. 
Speaking Fatigues: Potassium, Sulphate. 
Spurting of Urine: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Sputa, thick, much, and pus-like: Silica. 
Sudden, Shrill voice: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Suffocates in heated room : Potassium Sulphate. 
Stomach Cough: Potassium Chloride. 
Thick, tenacious, white phlegm : Potassium Chloride. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 87 

Threatened Suffocation: Potassium Phosphate. 
Tickling in Throat: Calcium Fluoride. 
Tongue Coated White: Potassium Chloride. 
Uvula, elongated: Calcium Fluoride. 
Vessels, pus falls to bottom of: Calcium Sulphate. 
Weakness and prostration: Calcium Phosphate. 
Weariness in Pharynx: Potassium Sulphate. 
Whooping Cough, chronic cases: Calcium Phosphate. 

Fever signs : Iron Phosphate. 

Watery, frothy, expectoration: Sodium Chloride. 

White expectoration: Potassium Chloride. 

With depression: Potassium Phosphate. 

Yellow Slimy : Potassium Sulphate. 
* Cough: Sodiums. 

CIRCULATORY ORGANS 

Anaemia: Iron Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate. 

Palpitation in: Sodiums. 
Aneurism: Iron Phosphate, Calcium, Fluoride. 
Angina Pectoris: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Blood, thin, watery: Sodiums. 
Arteritis, in congestive stage: Iron Phosphate. 
Bloodvessels, dilitation of: Iron Phosphate, Calcium Fluoride, 

Inflamation of: Iron Phosphate. 
Carditis: Iron Phosphate. 

Circulation, poor: Potassium, Phosphate, Calcium, Phosphate. 
Dilatation of Heart: Iron Phosphate. 
Dizziness: Potassium Phosphate. 
Embolism: Potassium, Chloride. 
Endocarditis: Iron Phosphate. 
Face, Pallid: Potassium, Sulphate. 
Fainting: Potassium Phosphate. 

From fright, grief: Potassium Phosphate. 
Hands and Feet Cold: Calcium Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Hyperaemia: Iron Phosphate. 

Hypertrophy: Calcium Fluoride, Potassium, Chloride. 
Ileum, throbbing, boring pain over: Potassium Sulphate. 
Irregularity of Heart from Prolapsus Uteri: Calcium Fluoride. 
Palpitation, accompanied by anxiety: Potassium Phosphate. 

Melancholia: Potassium Phosphate. 

Nervousness : Potassium Phosphate. 

Restlessness: Potassium Phosphate. 

Sleeplessness: Potassium Phosphate. 

After violent emotion: Potassium Phosphate, Magnesium, 

Phosphate, Iron Phosphate. 

Followed by weakness: Calcium Phosphate, Potassium 
Phosphate. 



88 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

From indigestion: Sodiums. 

Inflammations : Iron Phosphate, Potassium, Chloride. 
b On ascending stairs : Potassium, Phosphate. 
Pericarditis: Iron Phosphate, Potassium, Chloride. 
Pressure Above Heart: Sodiums, Potassium, Sulphate. 
Pulse Felt All Over Body: Sodiums. 

Full, rapid, quick : Iron Phosphate. 

Intermittent: Potassium, Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Irregular: Potassium Phosphate. 

Sluggish: Potassium, Phosphate, Potassium, Sulphate. 

Subnormal: Potassium Phosphate. 
Shortness of Breath: Potassium, Phosphate. 
Skin Hot and Dry, harsh : Potassium Sulphate. 
Temperature Rises Toward Evening: Potassium Sulphate. 
Trembling About Heart: Sodiums. 

Worse after eating : Sodiums. 
Uneasiness About Heart: Sodiums. 
Varicose Veins: Iron Phosphate, Calcium, Fluoride. 
Veins Seem as if They Would Burst: Calcium Fluoride. 
Vertigo, with giddiness: Sodiums. 

BACK AND EXTREMITIES 

Abscess Deep Seated, on boness: Calcium Phosphate, Potas- 
sium, Phosphate. 

Arthritis: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Articular Rheumatism: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Calcium, 
Phosphate, Silica, Calcium, Sulphate. 

Back, feeling of coldness in : Sodiums. 

Blisters on Hands, containing water : Sodiums. 

Bones Soft and Friable: Calcium Phosphate. 

Ulcerations of: Silica, Calcium Sulphate, Calcium 
Phosphate. 

Bowed Legs: Calcium Phosphate. 

Burning of Soles of Feet in Consumption: Calcium Sulphate. 
Pain in sacrum: Calcium Fluoride. 

Cannot Sit Still: Sodiums. 

Carbuncles, on back : Calcium Sulphate, Silica. 

Caries of Bones, with fistulous openings : Silica. 

Chilblains on Hands and Feet: Potassium Phosphate, Potas- 
sium Chloride. 

Chronic Swelling of Feet and Legs: Potassium Chloride 
Sodiums. 

Cocyx, injuries of: Calcium Phosphate. 

Coldness, feeling of, in back : Sodiums. 
Of Limbs: Calcium Phosphate. 

Cold Water Being Poured over Limbs, sensation as if: Calcium 
Phosphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 89 

Convulsions, with clenched fingers: Magnesium Phosphate, 
Calcium Phosphate. 

Stiffening of limbs : Magnesium Phosphate. 
Cracking of Joints: Sodiums. 

Cracking of Muscles at Back of Wrist: Potassium Chloride. 
Curvature of Spine: Calcium Fluoride, Calcium Phosphate. 
Discharge, bony fragments: Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 
Dislocations, easy: Calcium Fluoride. 
Drowsy: Sodiums. 

Electric Shock in Limbs: Magnesium Phosphate. 
Enlargement of Joints: Calcium Fluoride. 
Excrescences on Bones: Calcium Fluoride. 
Fidgets: Sodiums. 

Fungoid Inflammation of Joints: Potassium, Sulphate. 
Glands of Neck Swollen: Potassium Chloride. 
Gout: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 
Hand Nails, with dryness of skin : Sodiums. 
Head, determination of blood to : Sodiums. 

Pain in back of: Sodiums. 
Hip Joint Disease: Potassium Sulphate, Iron Phosphate, Silica, 

Calcium Sulphate. 
Hydro Patilla: Calcium Phosphate. 

Inflammatory Pains Over Kidneys: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Involuntary Movement of Legs: Sodiums. 
Jerking of Limbs During Sleep : Sodiums, Silica. 
Lameness: Sodiums. 
Languid: Sodiums. 
Limbs, asleep: Calcium Phosphate. 

Feel better by moving: Calcium Phosphate. 
Lumbago: Calcium Phosphate, Iron Phosphate. 

With dragging pains: Calcium Fluoride. 
Neck Muscles Stiff: Iron Phosphate. 
Neuralgic Pains, as if on bone : Calcium Phosphate. 

Better in cool air : Potassium Sulphate. 

Thin, in children : Calcium Phosphate. 

Commencing at night: Calcium Phosphate. 

In back: Potassium Sulphate, Sodiums. 

Limbs: Magnesium Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Worse in evenings: Potassium Sulphate. 

Warm room: Potassium Sulphate. 
Numbness, feeling of: Calcium Phosphate, Potassium Phos- 
phate. 
Pains During Rest: Potassium Phosphate. 

In damp weather: Calcium Phosphate. 

Worse at Night: Calcium Phosphate. 
Paralysis of Limbs: Potassium Phosphate. 
Parts Feel Bruised : Potassium Phosphate. 

Stiff: Potassium Phosphate. 



90 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Periodic Rheumatic Gout: Sodiums. 

Periostitis of Syphilitic Origin: Calciums. 

Pott's Disease: Silica. 

Power of Motion Deficient: Magnesium Phosphate, Silica. 

Rheumatism: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Calcium Fluoride, 

Silica. 
Shin Pains: Calcium Phosphate. 
Slow to Learn to Walk: Calcium Phosphate. 
Soreness of Joints: Sodiums. 

Spasms in Back: Magnesium Phosphate, Sodiums. 
Spinal Cord, softening of: Potassium Phosphate. 

Meningitis: Sodiums. 
Sprains: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 
Stiff Back: Iron Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Strains: Iron Phosphate. m 

Suppuration: Iron Phosphate, Silica, Calcium Sulphate. 

Of joints: Calciums, Sodiums, Silica. 
Swelling, Hard: Calcium Fluoride. 
Threatened, pus: Silica. 
Ulcers, deep seated, on bones: Calcium Phosphate. 

On extremities: Potassium Chloride. 
Varicose Veins of Limbs: Calcium Fluoride. 
Wandering Rheumatic Pains: Potassium Sulphate. 
Weak: Sodiums. 

NERVE SIGNS 

Chorea: Magnesium Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate. 
Coldness: Calcium Phosphate. 

After fit: Potassium Phosphate. 
Cold Water, pains like trickling of: Calcium Phosphate. 
Colic, worse at night: Calcium Phosphate. 
Convulsions in old people: Calcium Phosphate. 

Young people: Calcium Phosphate. 

Of teething children : Iron Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate, 
Magnesium Phosphate. 
Cramps in Limbs: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Worse at night: Calcium Phosphate. 
Cries Easily: Potassium Phosphate. 
Creeping Numbness: Calcium Phosphate. 
Despondent: Potassium Phosphate. 
Dwells Upon Grievances: Potassium Phosphate. 
Epilepsy, accompanied by bulging of eyeballs: Potassium 
Chloride, Iron Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate, 
Sodiums, Calciums. 
Electrical Shocks, Pains like: Calcium Phosphate. 
Feels Pain Keenly: Potassium Phosphate. 
Feet Twitch During Sleep: Sodiums. 



SIMPLIFIED BIQ-CHEMISTRY 91 

Grinding of Teeth, From Worms: Sodiums. 

Hands Twitch During Sleep: Sodiums. 

Head, involuntary shaking of: Magnesium Phosphate, Silica. 

Heart, palpitation of: Sodiums. 

Hemiplegia: Potassium Phosphate. 

Hysterical: Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate. 

Impatient: Potassium Phosphate. 

Involuntary Motion of Hands: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Irritable: Potassium Phosphate. 

Lassitude: Sodiums. 

Lock Jaw: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Makes Mountains out of Mole Hills: Potassium Phosphate. 

Nervous Sensitiveness: Potassium Phosphate. 

Neuralgia, accompanied by congestion after taking cold: Iron 
Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Palpitation After Fits: Potassium Phosphate. 

Paralysis, accompanied by fetid breath: Potassium Phosphate, 
Calcium Phosphate, Iron Phosphate, Potassium 
Chloride, Sodiums. 

Sensibility, want of: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Spasms Occuring at Night: Silica, Magnesium Phosphate, Cal- 
cium Phosphate. 

Spinal Anaemia From Exhausting Diseases: Potassium Phos- 
phate. 

Tired, weary and exhausted: Calcium Phosphate, Magnesium 
Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate. 

Trembling Hands: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Vocal Cords, Paralysis: 

Writers Cramp: Magnesium Phosphate. 

SKIN SIGNS 

Abscess, for heat and pain: Iron Phosphate. 

Albuminous Discharge: Calcium Phosphate. 

Anus, fissure of: Calcium Fluoride. 

Blister With Water Content: Potassium Phosphate, Sodiums. 

Boils: Silica, Calcium Sulphate, Sodiums. 

Burns: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate, Calcium Phos- 
phate. 
Apply first two powdered 

Burning, as from nettles: Calcium Phosphate. 

Carbuncles: Silica, Calcium Sulphate, Sodiums, Potassium 
Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 

Chafed Skin of Infants: Sodiums. 

Chapped Hands From Colds: Iron Phosphate, Calcium Fluoride, 
Sodiums. 

Chicken Pox: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, Calcium 
Sulphate, Silica. 



92 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Chilblains: Potassium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride. 
Colorless, watery vesicles : Sodiums. 
Cracks in Palms of Hands: Sodiums, Calcium Fluoride. 
Dandruff: Potassium Sulphate, Sodiums, Calciums, Silica. 
Dry Skin: Calcium Phosphate, Potassium Sulphate. 
Eczema: Potassium Phosphate, Sodiums, Calciums, Silica. 
Eruptions From Bad Vaccine, Potassium Chloride, Calcium 

Sulphate, Sodiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Erysipelas: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, 

Silica. 
Face Full of Pimples: Sodiums, Calciums, Iron Phosphate, 

Silica. 
Felons: Sodiums, Calciums, Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chlor- 
ide, Silica. 
Festers Easily: Calcium Sulphate, Silica. 

Fevers, with skin dry and hot: Potassium Sulphate, Iron Phos- 
phate. 
Glands, swollen: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate, Calcium 

Sulphate, Silica. 
Greasy Scales on Skin: Potassium Phosphate. 
Hang Nails: Sodiums. 
Hard Callous Skin: Calcium Fluoride. 
Heals Slowly: Silica. 
Herpes in Bend of Knees: Sodiums. 
Hives: Sodiums, Calciums. 
Horny Skin: Calcium Fluoride. 
..Ingrowing Toe Nail: Potassium Chloride, Silica, Calcium, 

Sulphate. 
Itching, as from nettles : Calcium Phosphate. 

Of skin, crawling: Potassium Phosphate, Calcium Phos- 
phate. 

While undressing: Sodiums. 

Without eruptions: Calcium Phosphate. 
Leprosy, copper colored spots: Silica. 

Nasal ulcerations: Silica. 
Mattery Scabs on Head of Pimples: Calcium Sulphate. 
Measles: Sodiums, Potassiums, Calciums, Iron Phosphate. 
Moist Scabs on Skin: Sodiums. 
Nails, diseased: Potassium Sulphate, Silica. 
Nettle Rash: Sodiums. 
Perspiration, lack of: Potassium Sulphate. 

On hands: Calcium Phosphate. 
Pimples on Face: Silica, Potassium Chloride. 
Rawness of Skin in Little Children: Sodiums. 
Scalds, when pus: Calcium Sulphate, Potassium Chloride. 
Scales Freely on Sticky Base: Potassium Sulphate. 
Scaling Eruptions on Skin: Calcium Phosphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 93 

Scarlet Fever: Potassium Chloride, Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, 

Potassium Phosphate. 
Scrofulous Eruptions: Calciums, Silica. 
Secretions Irritate: Potassium Phosphate. 
Shingles: Sodiums, Potassium Chloride. 
Small Pox, heat and fever : Iron Phosphate, Calcium Sulphate, 

Potassium Phosphate, Potassium Sulphate, Sodiums, 

Potassium Chloride. 
Stings of Insects: Sodiums. 
Unhealthy Looking Skin: Silica. 
Warts: Potassium Chloride. 

In palm of hands: Sodiums. 
Withered Skin: Potassium Phosphate. 
Wounds do not heal readily: Calcium Sulphate. 

Neglected, discharge pus: Silica. 
Wrinkled Skin: Potassium Phosphate. 

TISSUES 

Abscess, bleeds easily after pus forms : Silica. 

Atrophic Condition of Old People: Potassium Phosphate. 

Blood Coagulates rapidly: Iron Phosphate. 

Bones Diseased: Soft parts inflamed: Iron Phosphate. 

Easily broken: Calcium Phosphate. 

Friable: Calcium Phosphate. 

Weak: Calcium Phosphate. 

Will not unite : Calcium Phosphate. 
Bruises: Iron Phosphate. 

On bones: Calcium Fluoride. 
Burns: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate, Calcium Fluoride. 
Dropsy: Sodiums, Calciums, Potassiums, Iron Phosphate, Silica. 
Gangrenous Conditions: Potassium Phosphate, Silica. 
Lymphatic Glands, inflammation : Sodiums. 
Mumps: Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, Sodiums. , 

Pancreas, diseases of : Calcium Phosphate. 
Polypi: Calcium Phosphate. 
Proud Flesh: Potassium Chloride. 
Rickets: Calciums, Potassiums, Iron Phosphate. 
Scurvy: Potassiums, Calciums, Iron Phosphate, Silica. 
Soft Tissues, all injuries to: Iron Phosphate. 
Stunted Growth: Calciums. 
Wasting Disease: Potassium Phosphate. 

FEVER SIGNS 

Acid Signs: Sodiums. 

Bilious Fevers: Sodiums. 

Blood Poisoning: Potassium Sulphate, Calcium Sulphate, Silica. 



94 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 

Brain Fever: Potassium Phosphate. 

Catarrhal Fever: Iron Phosphate. 

Chills up and Down Spine: Magnesium Phosphate. 

Cold Sweat on Body: Calcium Phosphate. 

Delirium: Potassium Phosphate. 

Diarrhoea: Calcium Sulphate. 

Drowsiness: Sodiums. 

Flashes of Heat: Sodiums. 

Gastric Fever: Iron Phosphate. 

Increased Thirst: Sodiums. 

Intermittent Fever, with cramps in legs: Magnesium Phos- 
phate. 
After abuse of quinine: Sodiums. 
From living in damp regions: Sodiums. 

Nervous Chills, chattering teeth: Magnesium Phosphate, Po- 
tassium Phosphate. 

Night Sweats: Silica. 

Offensive Foot Sweats: Silica. 

Perspiration, excessive: Calcium Phosphate, Potassium Phos- 
phate, Sodiums. 

Profuse Night Sweats: Sodiums, Silica, Calcium Phosphate. 

Phthisis: Silica 

Child Birth Fever: Potassium Chloride, Potassium Phosphate. 

Pulse, subnormal : Potassium Phosphate. 

Rheumatic Fever: Potassium Chloride, Iron Phosphate. 

Scarlet Fever: Iron Phosphate, Calciums, Sodiums Potassiums, 
Silica. 

Shivering at Beginning of Fever: Calcium Phosphate, Iron 
Phosphate. 

Stupor: Sodiums, Potassium Phosphate. 

Twitching: Sodiums. 

Typhoid Fever: Sodiums, Iron Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, 
Calcium Sulphate. 

SLEEP SIGNS 

Constant Desire to sleep in morning: Sodiums. 

Dreams Much: Sodiums. 

Drowsy: Sodiums, Magnesium Phosphate, Calcium Phosphate. 

Dull: Sodiums. 

Emptiness in Stomach: Potassium Phosphate. 

Excessive Sleep, from an excess of moisture in brain : Sodiums. 

Grits Teeth: Sodiums. 

Hard to Wake in Morning: Calcium Phosphate. 

Heavy Anxious Dreams: Sodiums. 

Hysterical Yawning: Potassium Phosphate. 

Itching of Anus: Sodiums. 

Jerking of Limbs in Sleep: Silica, Sodiums. 

Lethargy, with bilious signs: Sodiums, Potassium Sulphate. 



SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 95 

Nightmare: Sodiums, Potassium Sulphate. 

Picks Nose: Sodiums. 

Restless Sleep From Worms: Sodiums, Calcium Phosphate. 

Screams in Sleep: Sodiums. 

Sleep Does Not Refresh: Sodiums. 

Sleepiness, with hectic fever: Calcium Sulphate. 

Sleeplessness After Excitement: Iron Phosphate, Potassium 

Phosphate, Magnesium Phosphate, Silica. 
Somnambulism: Potassium Phosphate. 
Stretching From Nervous Cause: Potassium Phosphate. 
Stupid: Sodiums. 
Tired in Mornings: Sodiums. 
Vivid Dreams: Calcium Phosphate. 
Wakefulness: Potassium Phosphate, Iron Phosphate. 
Wakefulness in Old People: Silica. 
Weariness, from nervous causes: Potassium Phosphate. 

With bilious symptoms: Sodiums. 
Yawning, from nervous causes: Potassium Phosphate. 

With straining of lower jaw: Sodiums. 



96 SIMPLIFIED BIO-CHEMISTRY 



GLOSSARY 

Affinity — Attraction. 

Atom— Smallest part. 

Alimentary — Canal extending from the mouth through the in- 
testines. 

Animate — Alive. 

Inanimate — Not alive. 

Albumin — The liquid part of the blood called serum. 

Abnormal — Not natural. 

Bio-Chemistry — Bio — life. Chemistry — a study of the sub- 
stances which make life and the changes which they 
undergo. 

Chemical — Operations of chemistry. 

Constituents — That which composes. 

Conductive — Carrying power. 

Collapse — Cave in. 

Cell — A small cavity. 

Demineralized — Not containing mineral. 

Degerminalized — To kill or take away the early stage of an 
embryo. 

Embryo — The beginning of any thing. 

Extractives — That which can be taken away. 

Equilibrium — State of balance. 

Engorgement — Over fullness of body vessels. 

Fibre — A thread like object. 

Ferments — To undergo fermentation like yeast. 

Function — Office. 

Inert — Powerless to move. 

Immutable — Unchangeable. 

Immune — Protected against disease. 

In-Organic — Not having organs. 

Liver — A large gland which secrets bile and changes the sub- 
stances which form blood molecules. 

Malignant — Tending to produce suffering. 

Normal — Natural. 

Organic — System of organs. 

Pliable — Easy to bend. 

Potency — Strength. 

Peristaltic — Worm like wave motion. 

Propagate — To multiply. 

Pancreas — Gland secreting into the intestine called sweet- 
bread. 

Solution — A substance is absorbed into a liquid. 

Sheath — Case for a nerve.. 

Soluble — Able to dissolve. 

Tetanic — Like lock jaw. 

Triturate — To grind. 

Vitamine — The seat of life. 



INDEX 

Subject Page 

Bio-Chemistry 7 

Blood Stream 43 

Calcium Fluoride 22 

Calcium Phosphate 23 

Calcium Sulphate 25 

Classification of Minerals „._19 

Diseases 19 

Diseases and Causes 45 

Food 11 

Glossary 96 

Helps 59 

Iron Phosphate 26 

Meat 15 

Mineral, How to get to Blood Stream 16 

Magnesium Phosphate 32 

Potassium Phosphate 30 

Potassium Sulphate 31 

Potassium Chloride 28 

Repertory (store house) 61 

Questions and Answers 51 

Sodium Phosphate 37 

Sodium Sulphate ! 39 

Sodium Chloride 34 

Silica 41 



INDEX FOR REPERTORY 

Subject Page Subject Page 

Abdomen and Stool Signs 76 Male Sexual Organs ..._80 

Back and Extremities 88 Nerve Signs 90 

Circulatory Organs 87 Nose -Sign's 68 

Eye Signs 65 Pregnancy 83 

Ear Signs 66 Respiratory Organs ...__84 

Face Signs 69 Sleep Signs 94 

Female Sexual Organs 81 Skin Signs 91 

Fever Signs 93 Teeth Signs .„72 

Gastric Signs ... 74 Throat Signs 73 

Head Signs 61 Tissues 93 

Mental Signs ... 63 Tongue Signs ... 71 

Mouth Signs 70 Urinary Organs 79 



